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In this episode of Noticing the Unnoticed, Father James Grant explores the true meaning of honour and the dignity every human being deserves. Reflecting on the treatment of the elderly, the medicalisation of childhood and the growing neglect of those on society’s margins, he challenges Catholics to rediscover their responsibility to honour others through attention, compassion and service. Drawing on the example of his late wife, Dolores, he reminds us that genuine honour begins by recognising the God-given value of every person.
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