Month: October 2025
Supreme court announces funding will run out this weekend – as it happened as reflected on by Rabbi Leah Ben-Zion
The news from Washington this week brings a heavy heart. We learn that the Senate again failed to fund critical operations, ensuring the federal government shutdown will continue.
Agnes Wanjiru’s niece urges Labour to extradite ex-soldier while still in power as reflected on by Rev. Samuel Kiptoo
We watch the news from London with heavy hearts and hopeful spirits. Esther Njoki, niece of the late Agnes Wanjiru, travels far to demand justice. Her determined Wanjiru extraditio
National strike hits Belgian public transport, airports and ships as reflected on by Rev. Dr. Christine Althaus
Responding to the Belgian Transport Strike
The news of a national **Belgian transport strike** captures our attention. Tens of thousands of people in B
‘Horrific trauma patients’: WHO details harrowing scenes from Gaza as reflected on by Venerable Thich Minh An
The Suffering of Gaza Trauma Patients
We hear news today of ‘horrific trauma patients’ in Gaza. The World Health Organization details harrowing scenes.
News Corp Australia chair says social media platforms are ‘true monsters’ and ‘torment our children’ as reflected on by Pastor Marcus Sterling
Brothers and sisters, we face challenging times. Michael Miller, News Corp Australia chair, recently called social media platforms “true monsters” that “torment our children.” This
Democrats take legal aim at ‘the Radical Left’ language during shutdown as reflected on by Father Raymond Connolly
Here at St. Jude’s, we hear the news from Washington. NPR reports on a legal challenge to the Trump administration’s “Radical Left Democrats” language during a government shutdown.
Brazil’s president asks US to scrap tariffs in ‘friendly’ call with Trump as reflected on by Dastur Cyrus Jamshidi
Asha and Honest Commerce
The recent discussions between President Lula and Donald Trump regarding Brazil US tariffs offer a vital moment for reflection
Half of UK adults now regularly use mobile payments as reflected on by Rabbi Aaron Klein
The recent BBC report highlights a significant shift: half of UK adults now regularly use mobile payment surge technologies. This trend, reflecting broader global changes, compels