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  • COVID-19,  Thought-provoking

    To jab or not to jab?

    6th July 2021 / No Comments

    (4 minute read) Can mandatory vaccination be justified as a way out of the pandemic? David Albert Jones says no …

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    David Albert Jones

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    From booze to belief …

    19th February 2021

    Filipino inmates bake bread to support the Covid vaccination programme

    20th January 2022

    The cross and the syringe

    25th January 2021
  • COVID-19,  Social Issues,  Thought-provoking

    A brief introduction to the end of the world as we know it

    28th June 2021 / No Comments

    (7 minute read) Our current economic model is not sustainable. Simply creating money will only lead to ruin, argues Jonathan E Doyle.

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    Jonathan E Doyle

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    Life after lockdown: is a kinder, more caring world possible?

    12th February 2021

    To lock down or not to lock down? Part 1

    9th November 2020

    “The world has begun to forget about Syria and that’s painful.”

    31st March 2021
  • Art & Culture,  COVID-19

    “Autonomy is one of the joys of encountering art”

    18th June 2021 /

    (4 minute read) It’s not just about the exhibits. Even in Covid-times, museums and galleries should also consider the quality of the visitors’ experience, argues Tascha von Uexkull.

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    Joseph Evans

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    Edinburgh’s healing beauty

    14th January 2021
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    Riding the crest of the wave

    1st May 2022

    Death of a prince: and now …?

    14th May 2021
  • COVID-19,  Social Issues

    The right use of a sacred space?

    28th May 2021 / No Comments

    NEW CONVERSATIONAL VIDEO - Sean Organ interviews Canon Jan McFarlane to discuss the sacred space of Lichfield Cathedral being used as a Vaccination Centre.

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    Sean Organ

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    The genie is out of the bottle

    21st November 2020

    The cross and the syringe

    25th January 2021

    The party’s over, and why this might be just what Nigeria needs

    31st July 2020
  • COVID-19,  Social Issues

    The Olympics – but not as you know it

    27th May 2021 / 1 Comment

    (4 minute read) Brian Clarke argues that the Olympics may need changes beyond the ones enforced this year by the pandemic.

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    Brian Clarke

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    The race to save the planet: can we still win?

    21st January 2023

    To jab or not to jab?

    6th July 2021

    The party’s over, and why this might be just what Nigeria needs

    31st July 2020
  • Art & Culture,  COVID-19,  Lifestyle,  Social Issues

    Lichfield Cathedral & Vaccine Centre: ‘here to facilitate wholeness and healing’

    18th May 2021 / 1 Comment

    (2 minute read) Lichfield Cathedral seems an unusual site for a Covid vaccination centre, but through his photo reportage and interview with Canon Jan McFarlane, Sean Organ captures a deeper meaning in this being a place that provides good health.

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    Did I really see what I think I saw? Optical illusion in historical and contemporary art

    2nd October 2020
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    Wake up and smell the (history of) coffee

    23rd February 2022

    Dallying shepherds and muscular Christs: the Pre-Raphaelites as mental wellbeing

    13th November 2020
  • COVID-19,  Latest,  Social Issues

    Taking a bit of heaven into hell …

    7th May 2021 / 4 Comments

    (4 minute read) “I saw nurses hand over their own mobile phones for patients to say their final goodbye to crying relatives.” Natasha Pritchard recalls her experiences of hospital chaplaincy during the pandemic.

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    Natasha Pritchard

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    Three lessons from a city under siege

    18th March 2020

    The assault of fears and the anchor of hope

    21st May 2020

    From booze to belief …

    19th February 2021
  • COVID-19,  Social Issues,  Thought-provoking

    “The world has begun to forget about Syria and that’s painful.”

    31st March 2021 / No Comments

    (2 minute read) Coronavirus is causing the West to forget the people of Syria who are still in desperate need of healing after almost a decade of conflict – according to a nun who has risked her life to provide urgent aid.

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    Annie Demerjian

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    The Colours of COVID

    20th April 2020

    Word warping in a time of pandemic

    19th August 2020

    From booze to belief …

    19th February 2021
  • Art & Culture,  COVID-19,  Lifestyle,  Social Issues

    Arrivals at The Station: food, essentials, gifts and more

    27th March 2021 / 2 Comments

    (2 mins) In his latest monochrome photo article, Sean Organ meets the inspiring landlord of a pub in Birmingham, England. The Station Pub has become the heart of a new community project that offers food and essentials to those in need through the UK lockdowns.

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    Word warping in a time of pandemic

    19th August 2020

    The art of dissent in India

    6th May 2021
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    Beyond the headlines: refugees who enrich our countries

    28th January 2022
  • COVID-19,  Lifestyle,  Thought-provoking

    From booze to belief …

    19th February 2021 / 1 Comment

    (6 minute read) Ben Thompson says more people are asking the ‘Big Questions’ beyond the bottle.

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    Ben Thompson

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    Top tips for staying sane in a pandemic

    15th April 2020

    Log in, contemplate and transcend: an art lover’s guide to online viewing

    16th April 2020

    Time to make peace with nature … but how?

    9th October 2020
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