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Loneliness and isolation in an age of screens and smaller families, and how faith communities offer belonging.
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Vicariate of Catholic Social Doctrine animates mental health ministry
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Revd Paul Franklin, vicar at Christ Church Newark, discusses the perils of loneliness
1+ week, 5+ day ago (497+ words) In this week’s Credo column, Revd Paul Franklin, vicar at Christ Church Newark, discusses the perils of loneliness… I wonder if you enjoy spending time alone? Some of us are more introverted than others, but everyone needs solitude at some…...
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Study Shows Married Couples Who Go to Church Have the Highest Satisfaction
1+ week, 4+ day ago (164+ words) New data compiled by the Institute for Family Studies (IFS) further confirms what researchers have found to be true for decades — that married couples who regularly practice their Christian faith are happier, have more children, divorce less, and experience more…...
A comparative study of spiritual health in HIV-positive patients and healthy individuals
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