Religion

  • Behind the Story

    Jun 1 2005

    Tomorrow’s Fish-and-Chips Paper

    By Mary Self

    It was going to be a big story, my journalist told me. In fact, it was going to be huge—my story had all the right elements for the ultimate tale of ‘triumph over tragedy’.

  • Behind the Story

    A Question of Faith in the Face of Disaster

    By Emma-Jane Kirby

    Emma-Jane Kirby talks about how reporting on the two earthquakes that hit the small Italian village of San Giuliano di Puglia in 2002 made her question her faith.

  • Behind the Story

    Walking on Evil

    By An Anonymous News Reporter

    I became a foreign correspondent because I wanted to find out how the world works. When I was growing up, I liked to write and I wanted to travel. I was interested in politics, too, like any other teenager in the 1960s in America when so much was happening.

  • Behind the Story

    The Faith of a Foreign Correspondent

    By David Loyn

    I’m a journalist for all those banal reasons - reward, fame, recognition, other human crass things. But, on a more serious note, I do think, at a very profound level, journalism matters. I think if you shine a light on things they get better. I think the truth counts. There is only one truth and that is, in my view, the truth of God.

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