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Category Archives: Roman Catholic
Georgia passes new freedom of religion legislation
On the 5th July 2011 the Georgian Parliament passed into law new legislation that ensures the religious freedoms of ‘religious groups recognized as religious organizations in member States of the Council of Europe or having close historic ties with Georgia.’ … Continue reading
Posted in Baptist, Evangelical, Georgia, Orthodox, parliament, religious freedom, Religious Law, Roman Catholic
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The British public on Benedict's social teaching
Theos reports today on the findings of a ComRes poll of 2,003 British adults in connection with the visit of the Pope. Strikingly, despite popular disapproval about paying for his visit, a majority of the British public was in favour … Continue reading
Posted in religion, research, Roman Catholic, United Kingdom
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Cross and Lotus – Buddhism in the UK
There may be as many as 46,000 ‘converts’ to Buddhism from Roman Catholic and Anglican backgrounds in the UK. This estimate is based on figures obtained from the British Religion in Numbers website, managed by David Voas and other members … Continue reading
Posted in Anglican, Buddhism, conversion, Roman Catholic, United Kingdom
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A Lithuanian missionary in the UK
It’s a great thrill to be able to report on the work that a former student of ours will commence later this year. Rita is a Lithuanian national who has been in the UK for six years and during that … Continue reading
Posted in europe, European Christian Mission, Lithuania, mission, Poland, Roman Catholic
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Render to Caesar… but Peter's successor would like a slice please.
The staff of the Nova office are currently enjoying the rather more relaxed environment of a college empty of students. In the absence of ‘hard’ research-led European mission stories today, here’s a ‘summer holiday’ story which made us smile. The Vatican … Continue reading
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Hungary lurches to the right
Elections to the Hungarian Parliament have given seats to 26 members of the far-right Jobbik (see the current edition of our research quarterly Vista). The 31 year old leader says he will take his oath wearing the paramilitary uniform of … Continue reading
Posted in Hungary, mission, Roma, Roman Catholic
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What is the Gospel for the poor of Poland?
What is the Gospel for the poor of Poland: is the Church failing them? Recent reports suggest a rift between poor and wealthy is growing ever wider. Continue reading
Posted in Gospel, Poland, poverty, Roman Catholic
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