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Monasteries offer ‘warmth of peace’ to a frozen age

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By Greg Kennedy
| Anglican Journal Verified
In the monastic tradition, hospitality and peacemaking have long been cellmates. Back in the sixth century, St. Benedict specified in his Rule, seminal to Christian monasticism, that “as soon as a guest is announced, let the Superior or the brethren meet him (sic) with all charitable service. And first of all let them pray together, and then exchange the kiss of peace.” Welcome, prayer, peace: the paradigmatic Benedictine progression.
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The association between medication use and lifestyle factors in independently living older people: impact of Mediterranean diet and physical activity

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By Greg Kennedy, Denny Meyer, Michael Kingsley, Lieke Roeke
| tu-dresden.de
Objectives: Adherence to the Mediterranean diet (MedDiet) and engagement in physical activity (PA) are associated with a lower risk of chronic disease, yet their relationship with medication use in older adults is less clear. This study examined cross-sectional associations between MedDiet adherence, PA levels, and medication use, including polypharmacy, in independently living older Australians.
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As Israel starves Gaza, reminders from history that weaponising food is not always effective

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By Greg Kennedy
| Scroll.in Verified
More than half a million Gazans are currently facing “catastrophic hunger”, according to UN agencies. Reducing access to food is being used as a weapon in Gaza by the Israeli government. Denying food to a civilian population is a tactic that has been used in conflicts for centuries. Starvation and malnutrition provide the attacker with a number of advantages.
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