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Leah Casimero, Amazonian eco-activist
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50th anniversary of the canonisation of the Forty Martyrs
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"Let us pray that the progress of robotics and artificial intelligence may always serve humankind" - Pope Francis, November 2020
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Introduction to Walking with the risen Christ
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Introduction to Women of the Cross
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Introduction - Meditations on the Love of God
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Introduction to Praying with Art
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Fr John Luck SJ, a biography
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A Novena to the Sacred Heart - An Introduction
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Our People
Edward Oldcorne SJ
Edward Oldcorne was executed in the aftermath of the Gunpowder Plot. He was starved out of a priest hole at Hindlip Hall, having lain hidden for eight days.
Luke Taylor SJ
Born near London, I was raised in St Andrews in Scotland. I come from a large Christian family who read the Scriptures and prayed together. As a result, I can’t remember a time when God was not there. God was as vast as the North Sea, and he had Dad’s voice and hands.
Thomas Lith (or Lish) SJ
Born in 1536, Lith was the first English Jesuit.