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Belgian nurses admit killing without consent

Study discovers that half of nurses involved in euthanasia have killed without permission

Simon CaldwellJune 18, 2010

Archbishop: organisers will try to keep to £7m budget for papal visit

Bishops have promised to operate within the original £7million budget planned for the papal visit, despite reports of soaring costs

Anna ArcoJune 18, 2010

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Year for Priests has brought new radiance to priesthood, says Pope

Pope Benedict XVI: Year for Priests helped the Church to grow in gratitude for the gift of the priesthood • Comment: The past year has lifted the morale of the priesthood • In pictures: Archbishop Nichols solemnly closes the Year of Priests

Anna ArcoJune 18, 2010

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Cymer hosts open-air Mass for St John Roberts

Bishop Edwin Regan of Wrexham at the Mass in honour of St John Roberts at Cymer Abbey, Gwynned, Wales

The Catholic HeraldJune 11, 2010

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Soul

Daily readings: June 14 - June 19

Daily Scripture readings for the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms

Spiritual LifeJune 11, 2010

Soul

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Apostleship welcomes new head

Martin Foley is the new director of Apostleship of the Sea

The Catholic HeraldJune 11, 2010

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Ampleforth and Indian eatery join up

Pictured is the Ampleforth First XV squad, which represented the school during the first two terms of the past academic year

The Catholic HeraldJune 11, 2010

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Army major is honoured as Knight of St Gregory

Major McCrory is seen here receiving his Knighthood from Bishop Richard Moth of the Forces, supported by Army chaplains Fr Anthony Paris, left, and, on the right in combat kit, Fr Nick Gosnell

The Catholic HeraldJune 11, 2010

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Archbishop lectures Hexham pupils on violence

Staff and students from the Hexham and Newcastle diocese Catholic Partnership South toured Westminster and heard Archbishop Tutu give a lecture

The Catholic HeraldJune 11, 2010

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Archbishops compare notes on St Philip Neri

The archbishops of both Westminster and Birmingham used the occasion of their homilies on the Feast of St Philip Neri, Wednesday May 26, to compare the characteristics of St Philip and Cardinal Newman, writes Peter Jennings

The Catholic HeraldJune 11, 2010

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PM puts Lord Patten in charge of papal visit

David Cameron appoints former governor of Hong Kong to key role ahead of Pope's visit

David V BarrettJune 11, 2010

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Soul

St Antony of Padua - June 13

A small and corpulent preacher with an irresistible personality

Spiritual LifeJune 11, 2010

Soul

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Bishop mourns 'senseless' murders

The murder of 12 people by a lone gunman in the Lake District was a 'senseless act of evil,' a Catholic bishop has said

Simon CaldwellJune 11, 2010

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Culture

Eleventh Sunday of the Year

A meditation on this Sunday's readings: 2 Samuel 12:7-10; Galatians 2:16 & 19-21; Lk 7:36-8:3

Bishop David McGoughJune 11, 2010

Culture

Culture

Coloma Old Girls enjoy hearty reunion luncheon

Sheila Glasswell, left, is pictured with Maureen Martin, head mistress of Coloma Convent school, at the reunion

The Catholic HeraldJune 11, 2010

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Heart of saint goes to Dublin

In this pious painting St Camillus receives Holy Communion just before his death

The Catholic HeraldJune 11, 2010

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Chapter House

Young mathematicians record best-ever results

Pictured with William Huntley are fellow boffins, left to right, Luke Barker, Joseph Knapper and Edward Cooke

The Catholic HeraldJune 11, 2010

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Life

Family gathers for First Holy Communion in West Midlands

A First Communion group at St Mary's the Mount church, Walsall, West Midlands

The Catholic HeraldJune 11, 2010

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Parish celebrates diversity

The three priests and two deacons lead the celebration at English Martyrs Church

The Catholic HeraldJune 11, 2010

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Soul

The past year has lifted the morale of the priesthood

Canon Daniel Cronin says the sheer volume of prayers directed at clergy will make a difference

Canon Daniel CroninJune 11, 2010

Soul

Culture

Football is not the new religion

... it just extends the old one, says Patrick West, who looks at Christianity's influence on the game ahead of the World Cup

Patrick WestJune 11, 2010

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'Behold the Heart that has so loved men'

Sister Janet Fearns surveys the history of the Sacred Heart

The Catholic HeraldJune 11, 2010

Soul

Life

A Londoner with the gift of the gab

The new Archbishop of Southwark talks to Anna Arco about secularism, assisted suicide and returning to his home diocese

Anna ArcoJune 11, 2010

Life

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Pope appeals for peace during Cyprus visit

Pontiff preaches message of reconciliation as tensions in eastern Mediterranean escalate

Staff ReporterJune 11, 2010

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Belgian nurses admit killing without consent

Archbishop: organisers will try to keep to £7m budget for papal visit

Year for Priests has brought new radiance to priesthood, says Pope

Cymer hosts open-air Mass for St John Roberts

Daily readings: June 14 - June 19

Apostleship welcomes new head

Ampleforth and Indian eatery join up

Army major is honoured as Knight of St Gregory

Archbishop lectures Hexham pupils on violence

Archbishops compare notes on St Philip Neri

PM puts Lord Patten in charge of papal visit

St Antony of Padua - June 13

Bishop mourns 'senseless' murders

Eleventh Sunday of the Year

Coloma Old Girls enjoy hearty reunion luncheon

Heart of saint goes to Dublin

Young mathematicians record best-ever results

Family gathers for First Holy Communion in West Midlands

Parish celebrates diversity

The past year has lifted the morale of the priesthood

Football is not the new religion

'Behold the Heart that has so loved men'

A Londoner with the gift of the gab

Pope appeals for peace during Cyprus visit

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Belgian nurses admit killing without consent

Archbishop: organisers will try to keep to £7m budget for papal visit

Year for Priests has brought new radiance to priesthood, says Pope

Cymer hosts open-air Mass for St John Roberts

Daily readings: June 14 - June 19

Apostleship welcomes new head

Ampleforth and Indian eatery join up

Army major is honoured as Knight of St Gregory

Archbishop lectures Hexham pupils on violence

Archbishops compare notes on St Philip Neri

PM puts Lord Patten in charge of papal visit

St Antony of Padua - June 13

Bishop mourns 'senseless' murders

Eleventh Sunday of the Year

Coloma Old Girls enjoy hearty reunion luncheon

Heart of saint goes to Dublin

Young mathematicians record best-ever results

Family gathers for First Holy Communion in West Midlands

Parish celebrates diversity

The past year has lifted the morale of the priesthood

Football is not the new religion

'Behold the Heart that has so loved men'

A Londoner with the gift of the gab

Pope appeals for peace during Cyprus visit

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Amoris Laetitia conference to recognise ‘new steps’ for the church

Grok AI affirms the divinity of Christ