Chalet on the Gower, with builder Rob Ladd By Stefan Szczelkun His piece of land cost him £10 in 1934. It is 40 ft wide by 100... Continue reading
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The Electric Kiss By Rita Di Santo The 79th Cannes Film Festival has opened with the world premiere of French director Pierre Salvadori’s The Electric Kiss. This... Continue reading
Refugees Forever – Palestine Nakba, 1948. Image: Wikicommons By Mike Jenkins The soldier in full camouflageHelmet, face-covering and gun,Poking the man with it like a bayonet. This... Continue reading
The Nowhere Man By Dennis Broe In both Man on Fire and The Nowhere Man, the genre and the basic plot is the same, but there is... Continue reading
I was a refugee and you welcomed me: A CHRISTIAN SOCIALIST COMMENTARY ON THE ASCENSION AND PENTECOST
By Geoff Bottoms Only in Luke’s Acts of the Apostles, recording the very earliest days of the infant church, do we get a timeline of the Easter... Continue reading
‘Come build in the empty house of the stare.’ – W. B. Yeats Sparrows are nestingunder the eaves again,where the wood is rottingand the insulation’s gone.The nearby... Continue reading
I told them the flat was damp,cold, that mould grew in the kitchen,mushrooms in the wardrobe.They gave me a flag.Said “Here, wave this.” I took the flag.... Continue reading
Free ebook available here By Paul Francis Has Labour blown it? Sold their souls?It’s Armageddon at the polls.Remember twenty twenty-four,that talk of Change? Not any more. A... Continue reading
We Are Church International: tentative steps towards cultural democracy in the Roman Catholic church
By Geoff Bottoms If you thought that the Social Teaching of the Catholic Church was its best kept secret, then the international movement We are Church International... Continue reading
By Paul Laughlin The change generationsHave bled to secureIs denied by decisionsWhich contrive to ensureThe poor still waitTo see the day whenPrivilege and rankHave withered awayWhile the... Continue reading
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