800 years of the traditional Nativity scene
The way that Christmas is traditionally portrayed owes a lot to St Francis of Assisi.
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The Covid inquiry and toxic politics
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Bishops' Prayers of Love and Faith lead lost souls further from Christ
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The tension and hope of Advent
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Finding God in life's busyness
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The good pastors are under siege
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