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<title>Education union wants private schools to disclose assets </title>
<description>The Australian Education Union has demanded that the wealthiest private schools in Australia should disclose income generated from trusts and donations as well as what assets and capital they have.
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<title>Fifth Cath international education leadership conference</title>
<description>The&amp;nbsp;fifth International Conference on Catholic Educational Leadership will be held in Sydney next week.
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<title>Four Xavier students suspended for shoplifting</title>
<description>Xavier College has expelled four students who played a leading part in a shoplifting binge during a school trip in New Zealand.</description>
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<title>Neuroscience suggests heterosexual monogamy is best</title>
<description>Biblical sexual ethics were healthy and life-affirming, and neuroscientific studies suggest that &quot;life-long heterosexual monogamy&quot; is most likely to provide both sexual satisfaction.
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<title>Churches hold election forums in Qld</title>
<description>Representatives of the Catholic, Anglican and Uniting Churches will host two election forums in the coming two weeks to enable Christians to hear party representatives' policies and views on important social and environmental issues.
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<title>Pope's children's book ignores women, says advocacy group </title>
<description>A British religious advocacy group claims&amp;nbsp;Pope Benedict has highlighted only male disciples his new children's book, The Friends of Jesus, saying it implied women are second-class citizens in the Christian religion.
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<title>Communion for dog in Toronto church draws complaints</title>
<description>An Anglican church in Canada has become the focus of controversy after a vicar gave Holy Communion to an Alsatian-cross dogt 
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<title>Faithful asked to pay for UK papal events</title>
<description>The British faithful wishing to attend the Pope's&amp;nbsp;prayer vigil in London's Hyde Park&amp;nbsp;or the beatification of Cardinal John Henry Newman will have to pay for the experience. 
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<title>Vatican guards crack down on dress code</title>
<description>The Vatican has been accused of hypocrisy after the Swiss Guards launched a crackdown on tourists wearing skimpy clothing.
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<title>Feature - Ordination of bishops in China signals shift</title>
<description>Twice in the span of a few days, L'Osservatore Romano has given extensive coverage to two new episcopal consecrations in China.&#160;Both demonstrate a shift in the sequence of episcopal ordinations in that country. </description>
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<title>Featured website - Sebastian Guinness Gallery</title>
<description>Renowned American photographer David Lachapelle has talen a series of photos that display Jesus interacting in modern-day representations of Biblical events. </description>
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<title>TV program - Compass</title>
<description>In this episode, the 3rd in a series, leading British lawyer and committed Catholic Cherie Blair investigates Christianity over the last 100 years and explores its future prospects. </description>
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<title>Opinion - The blurred line between sanity and insanity </title>
<description>My experience of working as a Chaplain in a mental hospital left many lasting impressions on me, writes Father Patrick O'Shea. In a world where the abnormal passes as normal and the normal as abnormal who can say who is sane and who is not? </description>
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