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Peers to introduce bills on abortion complications and babies born alive

Lord Moylan and Baroness O’Loan will introduce Private Members’ Bills after both were drawn in the House of Lords ballot

Bishop John Arnold chosen to lead Caritas Europa

The Bishop of Salford will begin a four-year term as president of Caritas Europa in May 2027 while remaining in diocesan office

Ordinariate bishop given temporary role in Australia

Bishop Steven Lopes said his task was to be custodian of the Australian ordinariate and encourage growth in holiness

Iran’s spin on papal honour sparks social media backlash

Social media confusion spread rapidly after Iranian outlets portrayed a standard Vatican honour for their ambassador as a unique gesture from Pope Leo XIV

Kent council debates prayers and national anthem

Kent County Council is considering proposals to open meetings with the Lord’s Prayer and conclude them with the national anthem as councillors debate religion, tradition and civic identity

Governor DeSantis urges Ave graduates to ‘hold the line’ in commencement address

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis urged Ave Maria graduates to defend faith, liberty and truth in an age of cultural conformity

Catholic fundraisers explore wealth, stewardship and faith

A seminar organised by Catholics in Fundraising examined ethical investment, charitable giving and the moral responsibilities attached to wealth

Chris Stefanick urges Walsh graduates to remember they belong to God

Catholic evangelist Chris Stefanick told graduates that their deepest identity is found in belonging to God

Grandmother arrested for holding sign offering support outside abortion provider has charges dropped

Scotland has the most extreme abortion buffer zone legislation in the world

Family learn about sister’s assisted suicide via social media

A family have been left blindsided after learning of their sister’s assisted suicide on Instagram at a Swiss assisted suicide clinic

65 British people end their lives each year at one Swiss assisted suicide clinic

Five British people are accepted every month to have their lives ended at an assisted suicide clinic in Switzerland

Fresh outrage after image appears to show soldier desecrating Marian statue

A new image appearing to show an Israeli soldier mocking a statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary in southern Lebanon has deepened anger in a Christian village already shaken by an earlier act of desecration

New polling shows that only 1 in 3 want the Leadbeater assisted suicide Bill brought back

The public does not support Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide Bill

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