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Let your Love Come to Me and I Shall Live
Harry Wills reflects on lasting riches. Great Resurrection, Wassily Kandinsky, 1913 Therefore I say to you, do not be anxious about your life, what you should eat or drink, nor about your body, what you should wear. Is life not more than food and the body more than clothing? Behold the birds of the sky, that they do not sow, nor reap, nor gather into barns and yet your Heavenly Father feeds them… Now, who among you by being anxious can add a single hour to his lifespan? And w
Harry Wills
2 days ago


Safeguarding Love
[This article was first published in the Lent/Easter 2025 edition of our newsletter - read the rest here! ] Since Keir Starmer took...

Thomas Dennehy-Caddick
May 15, 2025


Solidarity and Racial Justice
From September to December 2024 I was in Calais, at Maria Skobtsova House, a house of hospitality for the most vulnerable refugee women...
Moya Barnett
May 12, 2025


Tea, Coffee, Cocoa
[This article was originally published in our newsletter for Lent/Easter 2025 - read the rest here !] For a long while now,I’ve spent a...
Thomas Frost
May 9, 2025


Obituary: Edwin Kalerwa
from Issue 77, Advent 2024 On 10th Se ptember 2024, Edwin Kalerwa passed away in hospital, after suffering from cancer. Edwin lived at...

Nora Ziegler
Dec 31, 2024


Kindness in Precarious Spaces
from Issue 77, Advent 2024 A few weeks ago, I was in the Dunkirk camp, where I regularly join Art Refuge* in their work with the medical...

Br Johannes Maertens
Dec 24, 2024


Finsbury Park is a beach!
Henrietta Cullinan's interview with Br. Johannes Maertens for our Easter 2023 newsletter Firstly, what do you do? I try to do… pastoral...

Henrietta Cullinan
Nov 30, 2024
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