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Peter Johnstone

Penryn
As seen in: Wiley Online Library, Archives of Disease in Childhood, Scottish Daily Record, FanSided, Routledge, Cell Press, Newcastle Herald, The Packet, Eureka Street, MuskokaRegion.com and
Former reporter in Penryn and Falmouth, now away in the alps. I still like to keep an eye on what's happening though. Views are my own.
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Everything is connected: Why watershed thinking matters across Muskoka

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By Peter Johnstone
| MuskokaRegion.com Verified
In Muskoka, water is not simply part of the landscape — it defines it. Headwater streams flow through forests and wetlands before feeding the lakes and rivers that shape our communities, economy, and sense of place. All this water moves through one connected system: the watershed, an area of land where all water — rain, snowmelt, surface runoff, and groundwater — drains to a common outlet. It functions like a natural basin.
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By Peter Johnstone
| Pearls and Irritations
The expectations and hopes that many Catholics had after the First Assembly of the Plenary Council are fading fast.The manipulative approach adopted shows scant respect for either the Pope or the people. The Australian Catholic Bishops Conference has released a report entitled First Assembly Proposals from Small Groups and Individual Members described as the fruits of the first of two Plenary Council assemblies.
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Catholics want reform

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By Peter Johnstone
| Pearls and Irritations
Catholics are rising up and accepting responsibility for renewing their Church. Catholics across Australia and New Zealand have met via Zoom to support the growing movement for reform of the Catholic Church. Representatives of 17 reform groups and other invitees, from all Australian states and the ACT and from New Zealand, joined the forum of the Australian Catholic Coalition for Church Reform to discuss the Plenary Council now deferred to 2021/22.
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