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Ceuta crisis exposes divisions across Church and state
The mass arrival of migrants in Ceuta has reignited debate over Europe’s borders and the Church’s response, revealing deep divisions on long-term solutions
New converts to Catholicism are often baptised Christians, study finds
Preliminary findings suggest that recent growth in Catholic receptions reflects significant movement between Christian denominations as well as new conversions
Initiative to preserve Ireland’s sacred heritage launches next month
The Parish project aims to create a freely accessible online archive of Ireland’s Catholic churches, preserving their history while providing a valuable resource for researchers and family historians
Austrian bishop supports longer military service amid security concerns
Austria’s military bishop has backed Government plans to extend mandatory military service, arguing that Europe’s changing security environment demands better-trained recruits
Christian charities challenge Amnesty report labelling them ‘anti-rights’
A letter led by ADF International UK urges the Charity Commission to affirm that charities may engage in public debate without being labelled a threat to human rights
Archbishop Martin urges ethical AI in talks with OpenAI Ireland
Archbishop Eamon Martin met OpenAI Ireland representatives to discuss Magnifica Humanitas and the ethical governance of artificial intelligence
Archbishop Gänswein calls Synodal Way a “burden”
Archbishop Georg Gänswein says debates surrounding Germany’s Synodal Way continue to weigh on many Catholics and reflects on his diplomatic mission in the Baltic states
Archbishop Sherrington praises Burnham’s palliative care support
The Archbishop of Liverpool has described the Prime Minister’s emphasis on palliative care as “highly significant” as Parliament prepares to debate legislation to legalise assisted suicide
Papa Stronsay bishop defends illicit consecration
Following his illicit consecration Bishop Michael Mary says he has no papal mandate “because there is no pope”
Fire severely damages historic Leicester Anglican church
An overnight fire has left the roof of a historic Church of England church in Leicester severely damaged as investigators seek to establish the cause
France’s bishops urge Catholics to welcome wildfire evacuees
With hundreds of thousands displaced by devastating wildfires, the bishops of France have encouraged churches and parish halls to become places of welcome and relief
Assisted suicide’s advance across the West
As more countries move to legalise assisted suicide, the Church continues to warn that once it becomes part of medical care, pressure for further expansion rarely ends
Marian statue and altar in Medjugorje desecrated
Police are investigating after a statue of Our Lady and an outdoor altar at the Medjugorje shrine were desecrated days before the annual Youth Festival
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