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Boko Haram frees 82 schoolgirls
eighty-two of the schoolgirls abducted by boko haram three years ago have been released. they were among 276 girls taken from their school i...
Staff Reporter
News in brief
coptic christian shot dead in latest attack militants shot a coptic christian man dead outside his barbershop on saturday in egypt’s north s...
Staff Reporter
Does Trump’s order change anything?
in 2015, a government inspector at a michigan meatpacking factory found some offensive material in the lunch room: a “tract” – we don’t know...
Dan Hitchens
Fatima at 100: How I set a miracle to music
the people at the shrine in fatima approached me some years ago about writing a new work to mark the centenary of the apparitions in 2017. i...
Sir James MacMillan
Fatima at 100: Signs from heaven
sunday, may 13, 1917 would prove to be an auspicious day, both for the catholic church and for the whole tumultuous course of the 20th centu...
Stephen Bullivant
Fatima at 100: Can a scientist take Fatima seriously?
the question in the headline implies that the expected answer is “no”, but as a former particle physicist, my response is “why not?” contrar...
Fr Andrew Pinsent
Science and faith: The club that could extend your life
yesterday i had a telephone call from rupert (not his real name). i usually see him once a fortnight but recently he has been away suffering...
Quentin de la Bedoyere
Colin Brazier: How my wife became an eco-warrior
back in brussels. not to present brexit news, but to speak to meps at the european parliament. they want to hear about sky tv’s campaign aga...
Colin Brazier
St Paul’s lesson for 21st-century Malta
malta seems to be tailor-made for those who, like me, can’t help wondering if and how one can remain fully catholic in this era of globalisa...
Paolo Gambi
Mary Kenny: Ireland’s vanishing blasphemy law
ireland has been criticised – even condemned – once again because the performer and writer stephen fry has been accused of blasphemy, under ...
Mary Kenny
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