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Witnessing Christianity in action at asylum hotels drawing fire in UK immigration debate
in 2022 the local branch of the society of saint vincent de paul operating in a southern english town discovered that a hotel had been repur...
Thomas Edwards
Pope tells cardinals to tighten belts as Vatican struggles to sort its finances
pope francis continues to push for his long-running goal of financial reform at the vatican. he has addressed the church’s cardinals and ask...
Elise Allen
Scandal-struck diocese making 'significant' safeguarding progress, says watchdog
the agency which oversees safeguarding in the catholic church as reported “significant progress” in standards in the diocese of hexham and n...
The Catholic Herald
Relics of 'God's influencer' - Blessed Carlo Acutis - welcomed to Manchester
the relics of blessed carlo acutis, the italian teenager who is likely to become “the first millennial saint”, will today be welcomed to man...
Simon Caldwell
Bring on the Jubilee of Pizza Makers!
rome – though it was largely frowned out by the verdict on medjugorje released thursday, on the same day the vatican also published an initi...
John L Allen
The cynicism of Kamala Harris and US media knows no bounds as they use young mother's death to promote abortion
vice president kamala harris has repeated the claims of various media in the us that a woman in georgia died due to laws restricting abortio...
James Jeffrey
World's oldest Jewish newspaper rocked by accusations and walkouts
the 180-year-old jewish chronicle finds itself trying to cover one of the most serious crises in modern times for israel and the jewish peop...
The Catholic Herald
Confessional Catholics and US public life: Francis X Maier has a journalist’s head and a churchman’s heart
in the united states, opinion polls consistently suggest that to identify as catholic is not a reliable predictor of one’s favoured politica...
Ken Craycraft
Belgian Catholic university accused of belittling Pope's visit due to ‘militant left-wing’ ethos
a professor at the catholic university of leuven in belgium has claimed the university is intentionally downplaying a forthcoming visit by p...
Crux Staff
Why weren't we consulted about England’s great cathedrals becoming nightclubs?
when a group of christians stood outside canterbury cathedral on a cool evening in february this year singing hymns and praying in reparatio...
Philip Campbell
Heresy? The ravings of an old man? Or did the Pope have a point?
his holiness the pope has caused predictable outrage by suggesting, on his recent visit to singapore, that "all religions are a path to god"...
Alexander Norman
British bishops warn new 'authoritarian' legislation will penalise people of faith
upcoming legislation from the uk's new labour government that would ban any form of protest or activism around abortion facilities has been ...
The Catholic Herald
Silent prayer at abortion clinics again faces ban and criminal prosecution
after the ability to prayer silently in public finally acquired a degree of protection under the former government, that freedom is set to b...
James Jeffrey
Catholic advocacy group attacks Kamala Harris over taxpayer-funded sex changes for children
one of the us's primary catholic advocacy groups has launched a provocative ad campaign criticising vice president kamala harris for support...
The Catholic Herald
Van Gogh's swirling intensity finally gets a viewing at National Gallery
"the painter of the future is a colourist such as there hasn’t been before,” vincent van gogh wrote to his brother theo shortly after he mov...
David V Barrett
800 years of Britain's Franciscan heritage celebrated on pilgrimage from Dover Beach to Canterbury
while it was yet twilight a figure appeared silently and suddenly on a little hill above the city, dark against the fading darkness. .. the ...
James Somerville-Meikle
Apostolic Nuncios, the papal 'ambassadors', come under the spotlight
the vatican has established a study group that will evaluate the role and function of apostolic nuncios, the papal representatives of the ch...
Nirmala Carvalho
Pope hit a hard truth: US Catholics forever pounding a square peg into a round hole
for a pontiff often seen as having a chip on his shoulder about the us – and, let’s face it, that impression isn’t entirely without merit – ...
John L Allen
Keir Starmer plans 'assisted dying' Bill before Christmas
the british prime minister is seeking to fast-track an “assisted dying” law through parliament before christmas, according to reports. sir k...
Simon Caldwell
Morality tales and divas at this year’s Venice Film Festival
the catholic church has had a front row seat at previous editions of the venice film festival with the likes of the controversial spotlight ...
Frank Mannion
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