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In Pictures: Ann Widdecombe’s Funeral at Buckfast Abbey
Friends and family gathered at Buckfast Abbey for the Requiem Mass of former cabinet minister and prominent Catholic convert Ann Widdecombe
Announcement: The Catholic Herald enters media partnership with The Cardinal Newman Society
The partnership will bring regular commentary and reporting on Catholic education to Catholic Herald readers, drawing on the organisation behind The Newman Guide
The Week Ahead: Attacks on Christians in the Holy Land, surrogacy debates and the Knock Novena
Attacks on Christians, Ukraine peace efforts, pilgrimages and US debates over abortion and surrogacy feature in the week ahead
Labour MP supports call for better care before assisted suicide debate
Douglas McAllister says concerns over safeguards and the state of palliative and social care mean Parliament should address care provision before considering assisted suicide
The Week in Review: ‘Pope Hats,' Ann Widdecombe remembered, Biden cancer update, bishop appears in court
This week’s Catholic news included the funeral of Ann Widdecombe, developments in the case of Bishop David Oakley and the birth of ‘Baby Gabriel’ in Texas
Father dies by euthanasia after hospice care denied twice, daughter says
A Canadian woman says her father was twice denied hospice care before choosing euthanasia, as concerns grow over access to palliative and end-of-life care
Catholic group asks Massachusetts bishops to excommunicate Governor Healey
Catholic Vote has asked the bishops of Massachusetts to clarify whether Governor Maura Healey incurred excommunication after signing legislation expanding abortion access up to birth
Pope Leo, gay “marriage” and media spin
David Hahn on Outreach's spin on Pope Leo's warmth, AOC's egg freezing, the homeschooling myth and a Catholic prince ready to veto abortion.
The Week Ahead: Assisted suicide in the UK, migration and the Assumption
The Church’s campaign against assisted suicide continues as debates over migration, religious persecution and immigration remain in the spotlight
More than 140 medics across Yorkshire oppose assisted suicide Bill
Healthcare professionals from across Yorkshire say the assisted suicide Bill should be rejected, arguing that vulnerable patients will be put at risk while palliative care remains underfunded
The Week in Review: Ceuta, traditional Mass, church attacks and more
Pope Leo XIV responds to the migrant influx in Ceuta, Cardinal Sarah calls for a return to the traditional Mass, and churches face renewed attacks in France
British Columbia euthanasia errors prompt scrutiny
More than half of assisted suicide and euthanasia cases in British Columbia in 2024 required follow-up by officials
Viganò claims Ceuta migration part of ‘ethnic replacement’ plan
The excommunicated archbishop accused Church leaders of complicity over migration as Spanish bishops, the Vatican and civil authorities responded to the events in Ceuta
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