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The moral case for good manners
Alison Cheperdak joins Mary Margaret Olohan to discuss the etiquette of hard conversations, what good manners make possible that competence alone cannot, and why faith underpins it all.
Embryos found in suitcase of man detained in Cyprus airport
A 24-year-old man was remanded after police allegedly found four human embryos in his luggage at Tymbou airport
In Pictures: London’s Corpus Christi Procession
From Covent Garden to Marylebone, Catholics gathered to honour the Feast of Corpus Christi with prayer, hymns and a solemn procession through the streets of London
Yet another botched euthanasia scandal in Ontario
Numerous high-profile euthanasia scandals in Ontario have been reported recently
Scotland’s highest honour for musician MacMillan
The internationally acclaimed Scottish composer has been appointed to Scotland’s highest order of chivalry in recognition of a distinguished career in music and public life
Nigeria becomes major destination for surrogacy arrangements
Official figures show parental order applications involving babies born to Nigerian surrogate mothers have risen sharply over the past decade
Hawaii will send abortion pills “just in case”
Supporters claim the move increases “access” and gives women greater control
Can Ireland be Catholic again?
Mary Margaret Olohan sits down with Declan Ganley, Irish entrepreneur, political campaigner to examine the true state of Catholicism in Ireland
Radio Maria England relaunches under new name
The Catholic broadcaster says its new name reflects a growing mission to serve listeners across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
One in four Gen Z women may never have children, Irish study warns
A new Iona Institute paper forecasts that almost one in four Irish Gen Z women could reach 45 without having children if current trends continue
Neocatechumenal Way marks 60 years with Mass in Madrid
The Pope said evangelisation is a fundamental task of the whole Church and urged renewed missionary commitment
Man wakes after botched euthanasia
After having been pronounced dead, a patient woke up after a botched euthanasia attempt
In pictures: Archbishop of Westminster celebrates Vespers at the London Oratory
Archbishop Richard Moth made his first official visit to the London Oratory since becoming Archbishop of Westminster, celebrating First Vespers of St Philip Neri before solemn benediction and triduo devotions
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