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I have really enjoyed the pearls of wisdom from this blog.
Find the article below at:- http://herbofgrace.wordpress.com/2009/03/07/saturday-march-7th-in-the-season-of-lent/
 
It’s hard sometimes to figure out how much choice we have in our suffering or grief.  Henri Nouwen, who knew what It meant to suffer, shares this encouragement:
“…..every time there are losses there are choices to be made. You choose [...]

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BBC NEWS | Education | Warning over narcissistic pupils
We really do seem to be so self-absorbed and concerned with the ‘me’ and not the ‘we’ of society. Self-centred, rights drive, consumerism… where do we stop with this? Any thoughts on this one to share? Please, please convince me that I am barking up the wrong [...]

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"There remains an experience of incomparable value … to see the great events of world history from below; from the perspective of the outcast, the suspects, the maltreated, the powerless, the oppressed, the reviled – in short, from the perspective of those who suffer … to look with new eyes on matters great and small." [...]

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sponsored/politics/4738088/BNP-resurgence-fears-in-climate-of-discontent.html
Fears that voters are turning to extremist parties after losing faith in the Government’s ability to protect British jobs was fuelled yesterday after the BNP took a Labour seat in a district council. By Tom Whitehead. The far-right party triumphed in a by-election in Sevenoaks, Kent, a win [...]

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Jamie Doward, home affairs editor Britain’s soaring prison population is being driven by government policies rather than crime levels, according to an internal Whitehall briefing document seen by the Observer

http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2008/dec/28/prison-crisis-labour-crime-levels
The paper, a presentation to ministers and civil servants drawn up by the Ministry of Justice, explains in detail how new measures introduced by Labour have [...]

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The Bishop of Manchester accused Labour of being beguiled by money
Five leading Anglican bishops have attacked the government by calling into question the morality of Labour policy.
Bishops of Durham, Winchester, Hulme, Manchester and Carlisle told the Sunday Telegraph the UK was suffering under family breakdown, debt and poverty.
Bishop of Manchester the Rt Rev Nigel [...]

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http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/9b0453f6-d37c-11dd-989e-000077b07658.html
By Ralph Atkins in Frankfurt
Published: December 26 2008 23:16 | Last updated: December 26 2008 23:16
Deutsche Bank reacted angrily on Friday after Germany’s senior Protestant bishop accused Josef Ackermann, its chief executive, of turning money-making into a form of “idolatry”.
In a rare and testy public exchange between a prominent German financial institution and a [...]

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Capital Punishment Yes or No?
I have decided to make it available. It isn’t perfect, there are things I would have liked to have included, but as usual the dreaded word-count came into play. Please let me know what you think…. I already know it was well received by the two markers. Please make comments…

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Monty Don is a very British sounding person when he speaks. He recently suffered a stroke and has over a period of time suffered with depression. Read this for a little insight into this warm person…. Here is a quote found at http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/specials/times_appeal/article5385664.ece :-
A few years ago I started a scheme with a group of [...]

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Should we all suddenly be rather afraid? Channel 4 has invited the President of Iran Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to deliver its alternative Christmas message. Our news story on this is now up. My first response was astonished incredulity that they could have done this. But on reading the message, it is clear there are even [...]

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