On our View from Earth blog, “Sandra’s Diary” looks at Orange Parades after a priest was spat on.
We have the second part of the story of the Church of Scotland Principal Clerk in his year of office as moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland from 2002 to 2003.
In the news, more than sixty British rabbis have accused Labour of “ignoring” the Jewish community in the party’s new guidance on anti-Semitism.
Glasgow council has admitted it is powerless to stop Orange marches after the uproar about the attack on a Catholic priest on the route of one of the marches. Catholic leaders were to meet the Scottish Justice Secretary to raise their concerns.
The reflection brings together Orange Walks, an Orthodox church in Syria, a book by a photographer whose brother suffers from paranoid schizophrenia and a priest learning at a funeral to listen rather than argue.
