Editorial
As I write, today on the 11 May, the New Zealand Government announced that the COVID-19 limitations are to be further reduced from Level 3 to Level 2.
Visit this articleVolume 27/Issue 3/2020
As I write, today on the 11 May, the New Zealand Government announced that the COVID-19 limitations are to be further reduced from Level 3 to Level 2.
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Visit this articleFrom the perspective of a biomedical scientist, the COVID-19 pandemic raises questions about the relationship between science and faith.
Visit this articleAt the beginning of lent in 2020 I began an Ignatian retreat-in-daily-life, using the First Spiritual Exercises developed by Michael Hansen.[1]
Visit this article“Providing pastoral leadership in a pandemic” doesn’t appear in the handbooks of our seminaries and colleges.
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Visit this articleA version of this article was published on the ABC Religion & Ethics website, Monday 30 March, 2020, https://www.abc.net.au/religion/coronavirus-coping-with-disappointments-through-dietrich-bonhoe/12103822.
Visit this articleIn recent weeks, I have been reading through Paul’s letter to the Philippians. It is interesting how our current context, living as we are through a global pandemic of COVID-19 and its effects, influences and affects the way that this text speaks.
Visit this articleOn Monday 23 March, the New Zealand government announced that the country was in Alert Level 3 and with forty-eight hours’ notice, would go to Alert Level 4.
Visit this articleMartin Luther lived through the plague. He did so because he deliberately chose not to flee from it. Unlike the COVID-19 pandemic that we face today, the Bubonic plague that Luther endured was an epidemic.
Visit this articleTGIF (with a nod in the direction of the Throne Room, because it was the Boss who created Fridays in the first place); it sure has been quite a week.[1]
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Visit this articleCOVID-19 has stripped many of us of all but essential needs.
Visit this articleAs the world responds to the COVID-19 pandemic the temptation could be to “pour energy into obsessing how to change structures and remake institutions.”[1]
Visit this articleSocieties of the first centuries of the common era were no strangers to epidemics.[1]
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