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The Irish government’s war on tradwives

After voters rejected constitutional change on women and the home, Ireland’s government has turned its attention to the supposed dangers of the online ‘tradwife’ movement

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New abortion law removes criminal liability at any stage of pregnancy

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Lebanon’s Christian schools face mounting pressure as families struggle with costs

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Grok AI affirms the divinity of Christ

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San Francisco to host relics of St Francis and St Clare

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Anthropic co-founder nearly pulled out of Magnifica Humanitas launch

Christopher Olah reportedly considered withdrawing Anthropic from the launch of Magnifica Humanitas after reading Pope Leo XIV’s position on artificial intelligence

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Pope Francis' private diary to be published

‘Place yourself before Jesus’: Cardinal Nichols encourages Adoremus pilgrims

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‘His face was always joyful’

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Vatican Dispatch: After France, Leo faces a consequential October

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Michael’s question: ‘Who is like God?’

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The missionary’s first task is the soul

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Good and evil through Steinbeck’s eyes

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Reclaiming the institutions

Fr Dwight Longenecker

The mysterious ‘Sword’ of the Archangel

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Medicine lost sight of the value of human life

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Catholics are praying to St Michael again

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Pope Francis' private diary to be published

A volume covering over 30 years of Francis’ private notes is set to be published with commentaries from Cardinal Fernández.

Vatican Dispatch: After France, Leo faces a consequential October

Cardinal Gambetti removed as Archpriest of the Vatican

Amoris Laetitia conference to recognise ‘new steps’ for the church

Synod study group proposes widening infallibility to ‘Christian faithful’

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Fr Cajetan Cuddy OP on predestination and the biggest myths about Aquinas

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Why St Michael’s Lent is a remedy for summer complacency

The disciplines of prayer, mortification and fraternity can remind us that the whole person belongs to Christ

David Hahn

The theology of cardboard boxes

Dominic Perrem

Why the way we rest matters

Bérengère Darlison

The Catholic art of living

Bérengère Darlison

A first pilgrimage to Chartres

Georgia Gilholy

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St Thérèse and the hidden greatness of small deeds

The hidden tasks of daily life may seem insignificant, but St Thérèse reminds us that their true greatness lies in the charity with which they are performed

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‘His face was always joyful’

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Now are the shades of evening falling upon the earth

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The angelic man

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The terrifying majesty of the angels

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Can we believe our ancestors’ tales of the supernatural?

Malcolm Gaskill’s Worlds of Fear and Wonder asks whether modern scepticism can prevent us from understanding the supernatural experiences of the past

Melanie McDonagh

What Raphael understood about the Archangel

Fr Gavan Jennings

Depicting God’s messengers

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Can fusionism revive the American Right?

Christine Rousselle

The making of the university

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