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August 26, 2020

Health: Five health benefits of swimming – for body and mind

Often described as an ultimate full-body workout and brilliantly accessible, swimming has a lot to offer. Liz Connor finds out more. If you’re looking for a way to supercharge your fitness after months of repetitive jogging and living-room workouts, once they’re fully open, it might be time to show your local swimming pool some love.... Read More

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September 7, 2018

Mind your language! Award nominee Chloe takes The Sun to task over disabled reporting

A Catholic student chosen by a reality TV star as her ‘Unsung Hero’ has challenged The Sun newspaper on how it reports on people with disabilities, after she was nominated for the newspaper’s ‘Who Cares Wins’ health awards. Chloe Tear, a 20-year-old psychology and child development student at Leeds Trinity University, is an active disability blogger... Read More

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Churches need to adopt ‘access for all’ attitude to disabilities

The director of a Catholic mental health project is urging parishes to address the challenges faced by those who suffer from mental health issues and disabilities. Ben Bano, director of Welcome Me as I Am, which promotes mental health and dementia awareness in parish communities, said that discussing illnesses, whether it be physical or mental,... Read More

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Some Philippine bishops react after Duterte calls God ‘stupid’

Bishops and some politicians reacted negatively after Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte questioned the logic of the Bible creation story and called God “stupid.” Ucanews.com reported that, speaking during a technology summit in the southern city of Davao on 22nd June, Duterte questioned how Adam and Eve brought about “original sin.” “Adam ate (the apple), then... Read More

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