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Disciplining children as Christian parents: spanking and corporal punishment debates, gentle parenting and teaching obedience with love.
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LoveWorld: Parents must know what children are taught
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (1539+ words) The LoveWorld Ministry of Information has urged parents to take greater responsibility for their children’s education, insisting that families must be informed about the content and values being introduced through school curricula and digital platforms. The Executive Minister, Ministry of…...
The Discipline He Wants Everyone Else to Keep
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (1133+ words) Catholic Outlook The Discipline He Wants Everyone Else to Keep Diane Montagna’s July 16 interview with Cardinal Robert Sarah is worth a serious reading, and I have given it one. His Eminence’s spiritual seriousness is not in question — the man who…...
Discipline: The [Anti] Force of Nature
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (982+ words) Discipline defined as holding structure against decay Since the 7th century, a shrine in Japan has been ritually demolished and rebuilt from scratch every …...
The Strength of Gentleness
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (341+ words) Scripture: Ephesians 4:2 Some of the hardest moments in life aren’t dramatic. They happen in the kitchen before breakfast, in traffic on the way to work, during a …...
GENE MONIN: Gentleness has wonderful way of calming conflict
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (394+ words) Earns respect of those around you Gentleness is a prerequisite to leadership. Leaders are parents, sports coaches, teachers, anyone who directs others in government, businesses, stores, services. Gentleness leads to respect, and no one can truly lead without being respected....
Creation and New Creation in the Holy Eucharist
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (358+ words) The Holy Eucharist, with an ever-ancient yet ever-new continuum of sacred texts, hymns, and prayers, a celestial expression of the heavenly touching the fragile earth, is celebrated in a time of convulsion. We approach the altar amid increasing consumerism, natural…...
Regulated Chastisement
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (195+ words) I will correct thee in measure. (Jeremiah 30:11) To be left uncorrected would be a fatal sign: it would prove that the Lord had said, “He is given unto idols, let him alone.” God grant … I will correct thee in measure....
‘Sacrifice’ in Judaism not transactional; it’s transformational
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (263+ words) By Rabbi Dr. Michael Leo Samuel in Chula Vista, California Whenever I read the Book of Leviticus, I find myself asking: What is the purpose of sacrifices—especially for people living in the 21st century? Leviticus may not have the excitement…...
In the parish: How to balance a hierarchy
6+ mon, 4+ week ago (710+ words) Friday 13 March 2026 For Mothering Sunday, Sally Welch reflects on the challenge of juggling parish ministry with family life Icon of the Holy Trinity (early 15th century) by Andrei Rublev I WAS catching up with a clergy colleague who, like me, was…...
A different kind of giving up
7+ mon, 4+ day ago (634+ words) Nancy’s note: This is a rewritten Grace Notes column from 2010. After 16 years, the message of grace only gets better. When I was young, we belonged to a church that actively observed Lent. Every Ash Wednesday we went to church before…...