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    Nurse Ratched vs Fred Rogers: Order without peace

    19th May 2020 / No Comments

    (10 minute read) Jeff Nottingham sees echoes of his good and bad parenting approaches in two characters from US culture - the admirable Fred Rogers and the scary Nurse Ratched.

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    Jeff Nottingham

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    The friendship of a saint (part 1)

    8th July 2024

    A love that is not transactional

    1st December 2020
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    Is this the best school in the world?

    23rd June 2022
  • Art & Culture,  Lifestyle

    Flying high: what birds, artists and time have in common

    13th May 2020 / No Comments

    (8 minute read) Three books take Prakarsh Singh into new dimensions of being.

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    Prakarsh Singh

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    Painting eternity: what can art tell us about the afterlife?

    2nd December 2024

    Mercy’s sweet perfume

    3rd April 2022

    Poetry page 

    26th March 2020
  • Thought-provoking

    Why video didn’t kill the radio star in the Bel Paese

    7th May 2020 / 1 Comment

    (6 minute read) Luca La Monica switches on the radio to chronicle changes in Italy’s relationship with the sacred and the profane.

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    Luca La Monica

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    The triumph of the playboy: how the sexual revolution has turned against women

    30th September 2022
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    The art of letting go …

    26th June 2022

    Embracing the scars

    5th June 2022
  • COVID-19,  Family,  Lifestyle

    Some Days are Diamonds …

    5th May 2020 / 2 Comments

    (6 minute read) Seeing the world with new eyes can turn the worst of times into the best of times, says teacher and tired-out mum Marie McCoy.

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    Taking a bit of heaven into hell …

    7th May 2021

    The right use of a sacred space?

    28th May 2021

    Lost in golden times: how a 20th century literary masterpiece could help you cope with Covid woes

    31st March 2020
  • Editorial

    Editorial: Time to get serious about time

    1st May 2020 / No Comments

    One of the few positives about the world of lockdown is that people across the globe who were previously time-poor suddenly find themselves time-rich. And just as lottery winners can find their bonanza more a curse than a blessing unless assisted by a money coach to help them manage properly their new found wealth, so it is that our newly discovered abundance of time can leave us confused, anxious even, as we end up squandering this precious resource which we know will never return. That’s where this month’s Adamah comes in. This new edition could be like a “time coach” for us as we navigate the hours without deadlines, the…

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    Ronnie Convery

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    Editorial: Questions of identity

    11th April 2022

    Editorial: Viruses worse than corona

    6th March 2020

    Editorial: Our obsession with control

    18th July 2022
  • COVID-19,  Thought-provoking

    Easter hope in a time of pandemic

    29th April 2020 / No Comments

    (5 minute read) In his latest reflection on self-isolation, Richard Bauckham argues that we must dig deeper to discover the true nature of hope in the midst of this pandemic.

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    Richard Bauckham

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    The right use of a sacred space?

    28th May 2021

    Unlocking the arts after lockdown

    29th January 2021

    Being a grandma in a time of pandemic …

    14th February 2021
  • Art & Culture,  COVID-19

    Harmed by hyperlinks and why fireflies spark: it’s time to rediscover books

    21st April 2020 / No Comments

    (7 minute read) Prakarsh Singh opens some unread books around the house and ends up in some very strange places.

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    Painting the soul

    25th March 2021

    Mosque, church or secular space? Hagia Sophia and the battle for modern Turkey

    21st September 2020

    Poetry page

    19th January 2020
  • COVID-19,  Thought-provoking

    The Colours of COVID

    20th April 2020 / 7 Comments

    (4 minute read) Sasha Perugini takes a deep breath, and reflects on how we will remember this period of lockdown, and what lessons we might learn from it.

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    Sasha Perugini

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    Is a new form of journalism possible in the internet age?

    27th July 2020

    The cross and the syringe

    25th January 2021

    Being a grandma in a time of pandemic …

    14th February 2021
  • COVID-19,  Mental Health

    Finding meaning in COVID 19

    19th April 2020 / 4 Comments

    (4 minute read) We should not only seek the “end in time” of this epidemic but ask ourselves what is “the goal to reach”, argues Martin Duran Lopez.

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    Martin Duran Lopez

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    Easter hope in a time of pandemic

    29th April 2020

    Filipino inmates bake bread to support the Covid vaccination programme

    20th January 2022

    “Anthropause”: can lockdown teach us to form a new relationship with creation?

    1st July 2020
  • COVID-19,  Mental Health

    Top tips for staying sane in a pandemic

    15th April 2020 / 1 Comment

    (5 minute read) Clinical psychologist Michael Killoran Ross suggests we can learn from astronauts and polar scientists to keep mentally healthy in this time of lockdown.

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    What would Poirot do?

    15th October 2020

    When religious values help fight a virus

    17th September 2020

    Weary, worried and waiting

    16th November 2020
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