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Spirituality as a Science of the Heart

by Higgins, Michael W.
Published in Critical social work (23.04.2019)

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Fate and Freedom in the Novels of David Adams Richards by Sara MacDonald, Barry Craig (review)

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in Religion & literature (2019)

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Upper crustal structure of Alabama from regional magnetic and gravity data; Using geology to interpret geophysics, and vice versa

by Steltenpohl, Mark G, Horton, Jr, Hatcher, Jr, Zietz, Isidore, Daniels, David L, Higgins, Michael W
Published in Geosphere (Boulder, Colo.) (01.08.2013)

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Will Joe Biden turn to his faith and follow in Benedict’s path?: If the President, a committed Catholic, chooses to resign, he could learn from the late Pope Emeritus’s imperfect but instructive example

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (10.07.2024)

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The Holy Land has arguably never seen such brutal political and religious turmoil: The Holy Land, and Jerusalem in particular, feels under siege, with Christians as a beleaguered minority

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (23.03.2024)

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Grumpiness might be a sign that Pope Francis is in it for the long haul: Francis has been despondent over a few files, including the climate crisis and dissension within the Catholic ranks

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (01.01.2024)

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The Vatican gathering signals a new approach for the Catholic Church: The changes at the Synod on Synodality were not earth-shattering , but cumulatively, it was an ecclesiastical earthquake

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (01.11.2023)

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Pope Francis shakes the ground beneath his detractors, yet again: His upcoming Synod on Synodality will be the most open discussion of the Catholic faith seen in decades

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (27.09.2023)

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Francis shows, once again, that he is a Pope like no other: The Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith (formerly the Spanish Inquisition) is his next target for reform

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (24.07.2023)

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An unholy obsession with papal health: Pope Francis’s recoveries are enough to make a critic of his papacy apoplectic. And that can’t be good for one’s health

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (22.06.2023)

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On the 10th anniversary of Pope Francis’s papacy, his critics have become more brazen: Francis’s election in 2013 was a turning point for the Catholic Church. His 10 years as pope have brought an era of upheaval, and he has more in store

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (13.03.2023)

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Can L’Arche escape the twisted legacy of its own founders?: Jean Vanier and Thomas Philippe reportedly preyed on vulnerable women, wrapping abusive sexual gratification in warped sanctimony. But the global organization for the intellectually disabled they founded may yet emerge with its integrity intact

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (02.02.2023)

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The Vatican should rethink its diplomatic approach toward Moscow and Beijing: Pope Francis’s stalwart commitment to dialogue under any circumstances may be doomed

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (03.12.2022)

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Should Queen Elizabeth be proclaimed a saint?: Anglicanism does have a place for saints, and miracles and a complex selection process aren’t necessary

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (19.09.2022)

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The modern university faces challenges – but it is not in decline: The institution has become commodified, and it must recommit to being an intellectual laboratory. But today’s universities are more creative and accessible, and that’s a good thing

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (05.09.2022)

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Quebec lawsuit is the latest chapter in a legacy of clerical sexual abuse: Regardless of the class action’s outcome, the accusation against Cardinal Ouellet lumps him in with a disreputable lot

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (19.08.2022)

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The Pope’s visit highlights his gift for meaningful engagement: The Catholic leader personalized his interactions with Indigenous leaders in moments that went beyond the script

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (29.07.2022)

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Is Pope Francis, a polarizing figure for Catholic hard-liners, ready for the coming schism?: The undiscriminating, reform-minded people’s pontiff faces growing resistance from conservative factions within the Church. The prospect of a split is not to be ignored

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (15.04.2022)

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Following the Pope’s apology, Canadian Catholics need to step up: Local and national Catholic Church officials must meet their obligations without any further delays or legal maneuvering

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (04.04.2022)

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The debt we owe our teachers and mentors

by Higgins, Michael W
Published in Antigonish review (22.03.2007)

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