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  • Family,  Food for thought,  Social Issues

    Why work? What my manual labourer father taught me

    17th June 2024 / No Comments

    (5 minutes) A conversation with her father helped Mary Ann Macdonald appreciate that you need to work for deeper motives than money or social prestige.

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    Be like a tree

    27th February 2021

    Real men care

    11th January 2023

    Downsizing: how to cope when the children leave home

    26th March 2020
  • Social Issues

    How to stop the West from falling apart

    10th June 2024 / No Comments

    (8 minutes) Jenny Sinclair believes that Catholic Social Thought can save us from the social fragmentation which is afflicting the Western world.

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    Jenny Sinclair

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

    1st July 2020

    Cure or sticking plaster: where is Christian charity going?

    5th August 2025

    When the right to die becomes a duty to die

    21st October 2024
  • Social Issues

    Building the Common Good

    3rd June 2024 / No Comments

    (6 minutes) As Western society shows so many signs of disintegration, Jenny Sinclair outlines how we can work together to build a society in which everyone can flourish.

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    Jenny Sinclair

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    A calm approach to migration

    24th June 2024

    The right to education – but for who?

    24th February 2025

    Africa’s moral cancer

    30th October 2023
  • Art & Culture,  Poetry,  Thought-provoking

    “My poetry is an attempt to put a vertical beam in the horizontality of modern culture.”

    20th May 2024 / No Comments

    (10 minutes) Edward Clarke is a poet who thinks he can add to the psalms and connect with the cherubim. And he’s delightfully sane! Adamah’s Editorial Director Joseph Evans interviewed him.

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    Edward Clarke

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    Death of a prince: and now …?

    14th May 2021

    The bricks of prejudice: a temple to health and inequality in Edwardian England

    14th January 2023

    Why so serious?

    27th November 2019
  • Food for thought

    Always open: why churches should open their doors

    13th May 2024 / 1 Comment

    (5 minutes) In a time of crisis and confusion, a church can be a place of refuge from the noise and a source of inspiration. But Phil McCarthy finds too many churches are keeping their doors closed.

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    Phil McCarthy

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    “There’s no way of one making sense without the other”: why faith and science should be friends not foes

    28th February 2026

    Putting love before pleasure

    9th June 2023

    The hidden life skill

    13th October 2022
  • Social Issues,  Thought-provoking

    When framing becomes defaming

    6th May 2024 / No Comments

    (4 minutes) Frames in art are meant to help a work stand out and better express its reality. But José Maria André is concerned that in everyday media framing is often used to distort and even falsify what people are trying to say.

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    José Maria C.S André

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    Hope for victims of divorce

    14th November 2023

    Fighting totalitarianism: lessons from the White Rose resistance Part II 

    15th January 2020

    No going back: confronting the past in Gone with the Wind

    10th July 2020
  • Lifestyle,  Thought-provoking

    Learning death: the importance of connection

    29th April 2024 / No Comments

    (5 minutes) Jenny Sinclair describes how her mother’s efforts to support her dying husband, Jenny’s father, taught her how relationships with each other and with God make it easier to face the natural reality of death. And also about the meaning of life.

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    “The human person is naturally sacred”

    30th March 2024

    Rain, rain, don’t go away … we need you!

    4th October 2022
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    Is this the best school in the world?

    23rd June 2022
  • Editorial,  Latest,  Social Issues

    Could do better: human dignity, what it is and how we could respect it more

    22nd April 2024 / No Comments

    (8 minutes) As much as our age claims to respect human dignity, it often fails to do so. Joseph Evans examines a just published Church document which argues we have much room for improvement.

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    Joseph Evans

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    Editorial: Kindness is still a virtue

    21st February 2022

    Editorial: Love not hate

    3rd July 2020

    Have yourself a merry Adamah Christmas … by listening

    20th December 2020
  • Social Issues

    The cost of pornography

    8th April 2024 / 1 Comment

    (5 minutes) It is estimated that the pornography industry generates three thousand dollars per second in income. But the real cost is how it is destroying people’s lives, believes Lucía Martínez Alcalde.

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    Lucía Martínez Alcade

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    The age of ambition

    5th May 2022

    Jordan Peterson: Misunderstood or a dangerous character?

    26th April 2021

    Ethno-religious nationalism in an age of anxiety

    3rd September 2020
  • Art & Culture,  Editorial,  Lifestyle

    “The human person is naturally sacred”

    30th March 2024 / No Comments

    Adamah Media Editorial Director Fr Joseph Evans discusses faith and culture in this interview between him and Fr Toby Lees on Radio Maria.

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    Joseph Evans

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    Christmas travels … from cover to cover

    16th December 2020

    Panning for gold in thrift stores

    4th June 2021
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    Windows on the world

    3rd July 2022
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