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How a 1970 law changed the name of your kids
Your child was named after nobody
8 hrs ago
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Robbert Leusink
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How do you sell tradition in a highly secularised society?
A readers’ question answered
Oct 10
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Robbert Leusink
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They built a chapel while their diocese is closing churches
How a Dutch family opened a chapel from a shed pile and a rescued altar, and the 5 steps to do the same.
Oct 7
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Robbert Leusink
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Why China still builds dynasties. The West stopped in 1547.
6 Confucian household practices your family can use this week
Oct 3
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Robbert Leusink
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September 2026
Why China still thinks in generations
and why that makes them look cruel
Sep 30
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Robbert Leusink
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Your parish is sold from the inside
What a diocese removes after the last Mass, and what a layman can still take before the skip
Sep 26
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Robbert Leusink
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How Poland forgot its own Catholics
About the chapels that caught what Rome pushed out
Sep 23
12
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How to keep the Ember Days when no one around you does
You can keep Ember this week even if nobody around you is fasting
Sep 19
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Robbert Leusink
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The Pope who told Jews they do not need Christ
The 17 November 1980 speech that set aside a dogma Rome had defined three times
Sep 16
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Lost Tradition: Ember Days
On occasional Sundays Heritage Standard will pick cultural or Catholic traditions that used to be ordinary and are now mostly gone.
Sep 13
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Robbert Leusink
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Poland turned its pope into a pastry
Souvenir mugs in 1979, a street named after him in nearly every town by the 2010s, and a meme called 'cenzopapa' in the 2020s
Sep 9
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Catholic Poland stopped existing in 2021
A census, a 196-priest ordination class, and a diocese at 17 percent Mass attendance, what the numbers actually confirm
Sep 2
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Robbert Leusink
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