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More than 10,000 attend biggest March for Life UK to date
The annual march in London saw more than 10,000 pro-life supporters take part, while protesters later attempted to disrupt Mass at Westminster Cathedral
Twenty African governments back charter asserting sovereignty over family policy
Governments backing the Accra declaration say African nations should determine their own laws and social policies without external coercion
John Bergsma on the Bible's history, Opus Dei myths and navigating loss
David Hahn sits down with Bible scholar John Bergsma to unpack the cross, suffering, the Psalms and the founding of Opus Dei
Bishops speak out after leaked SNP motion on abortion
The Scottish bishops have raised concerns over a leaked SNP motion calling for changes to abortion law, including the removal of restrictions on self-administered abortions
Trans activists disrupt Mass as thousands march for life, and China's underground bishops defy Beijing
David Hahn on trans activists disrupting the March for Life, violent clashes in Germany and China's secretly consecrated underground bishops
Assisted suicide vote to follow World Suicide Prevention Day
A government adviser on suicide prevention has questioned the contrast between efforts to prevent suicide and proposals to legalise assisted suicide in England and Wales
In Pictures: Thousands pack Westminster Cathedral for Mass for Life
Pro-lifers gathered at Westminster Cathedral for the Mass for Life before joining the annual March for Life through central London
Government raises estimate of assisted suicide deaths by 60 per cent
Government modelling has raised its estimate of assisted suicide deaths by 60 per cent, while a new assessment highlights risks linked to poverty, care and abuse
The Week Ahead: Assisted suicide vote, Pope Leo XIV’s Genazzano visit and 9/11 anniversary
The Pope will return to Genazzano as Britain prepares for a vote on assisted suicide and the United States marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks
Leaked SNP agenda includes motion to decriminalise self-administered abortion
The proposed motion would seek to remove criminal penalties for women performing their own abortions, including in cases of sex selection and late in pregnancy
Belfast City Hall abortion illumination prompts backlash
The proposed illumination of Belfast City Hall has prompted a backlash over International Safe Abortion Day and its campaign for the decriminalisation of abortion
The Week in Review: Holy Land visit, assisted suicide and a high-profile mistrial
Cardinal Woelki visits the Holy Land, Poland’s bishops oppose changes to religious education and a US diocese responds to immigration enforcement
‘The wrong debate at the wrong time’, says Labour MP on assisted suicide
Former health minister Zubir Ahmed says assisted suicide cannot be considered separately from the state of palliative and social care
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