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Month: October 2022

Reconciliation: Catholic-Methodist dialogue looks at rituals, mission

Exploring their sacraments, rituals and outreach that promote reconciliation with God and among people, Catholic and Methodist experts acknowledged in a new document that divided Christians “fall short of what it means to be the church.”

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Hope!

There is still some goodness in the world, as there will be ’til the end of time. And towards that end, the goodness will shine all the more brightly.
 
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Christians excluded from Australian sports? Bishops raise alarm after exec resigns

Andrew Thorburn (seen here in a 2015 photo), a former Australian banking executive and current chairman of church affiliated with the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne, stepped down Oct. 4, 2022, one day after being appointed chief executive of an…

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Prayer, ‘watch fire,’ walk honor those impacted by Indian boarding schools

As a child, Virgil Blacklance heard stories about Indian boarding schools, one of which his father attended. He recalled that after events like powwows concluded, families would often go back to their encampments and gather around fires where “the old people” would sit and visit, he said. When Blacklance and other children grew tired from playing, they’d sit and listen to their stories.

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