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Excommunicated archbishop says he fears for his life; condemns 'supranational powers' manipulating Church and State
the former vatican envoy to the united states who was excommunicated earlier this summer has said his life is in danger. speaking to veteran...
Elise Allen
Tim Walz and wife did not use IVF, as previously claimed
since tim walz was nominated as kamala harris’ running mate for the democrat ticket, one of the hot-button topics it was assumed he would cl...
The Catholic Herald
Calvinist wine: Not all fruits of the Reformation are as bitter as the rest
john calvin has a well-earned reputation as a curmudgeon. famed as a hater in his day, with even his friends becoming targets, and ultimatel...
Brian Scarffe
Churches attacked on French island amid rising ‘Christianophobia’
from israel to india to egypt, attacks against churches and other symbols of christianity in the east have become so frequent that they are ...
Gavin Mortimer
Four religious martyred in Democratic Republic of Congo beatified
three xaverian missionaries martyred alongside a local priest in the democratic republic of congo in 1964 were recently beatified during a m...
Ngala Chimton / Crux
No Jews or Catholics, please, we’re Democrats and have a cynical election campaign to run
while you are going to hear a lot about “weird” during the democratic national convention – as discussed by mark jenkins in an article earli...
James Jeffrey
Tim Walz’s obsession with the so-called ‘weirdness’ (aka Catholicism) of JD Vance
we are likely to hear a lot more about “weird” during the democratic national convention that kicks off in chicago today to run from 19 - 22...
Mark Jenkins
The conundrum of having to 'chew' Jesus
“how can this man give us his flesh to eat?” (john 6:52) in the gospel on sunday 18 august, jesus does not answer this question from his fol...
Fr David Howell
We ought to be aware of how the Holy Spirit prays in and through us
the prayers of supplication include petition. there are many and various different forms of petition. as we look at the sacred scriptures, w...
Fr Jeffrey Kirby C
Catholics back ‘Mandela Act’ in California to limit solitary confinement
new york – as time runs out for california governor gavin newsom to act on legislation that would limit the use of solitary confinement in t...
johnlavenburg
Army chaplain stabbed in potential terrorist attack in Ireland
a catholic army chaplain has been stabbed in ireland in an attack which may have had a terrorist motive. father paul murphy, who is in his e...
DeclanMcSweeney
EXCLUSIVE: Vatican wrong to open door to euthanasia, says LCP whistleblower
the doctor who blew the whistle on abuses carried out under the notorious liverpool care pathway (lcp) has warned catholics that new guidanc...
Simon Caldwell
US Catholic university suspends male swimming team after gambling probe
new york – following a historic season, the university of notre dame has announced its men’s swimming programme has been suspended for at le...
johnlavenburg
The Catholic religiosity of James Tissot’s visionary art attracted adoration and scorn
fully appreciating the catholic content in the art of the frenchman james tissot (1836 –1902) may be a matter of faith. his 365 illustration...
Benjamin Ivry
Summer reads recommended by the Catholic Herald (Part 2)
here is the second part of the catholic herald 's recommended reads for this summer that have been put together by some of the herald’s frie...
The Catholic Herald
Think Pink: Some cold summer treat recipes
here are two variations on a strawberries and cream theme, which make simple and refreshing puddings for warm days. long, thin langues de ch...
Cornelia van der Poll
Pope Francis praised for making ‘remote periphery’ a priority on next global trip
as pope francis’s sprawling 12-day journey to asia and oceania approaches, the local bishop of the remote diocese of vanimo in papua new gui...
Elise Allen
Scotland’s only Catholic boarding school closes with immediate effect
kilgraston school in central scotland announced on august 13 that it has closed with immediate effect. it means there is no longer a single ...
The Catholic Herald
War and immigration make this Feast Day of St Maximilian Kolbe poignantly relevant
every saint’s story and life's testament still resonates today no matter how sizeable the passage of time between us and them. but the story...
James Jeffrey
Summer reads recommended by the Catholic Herald (Part 1)
it’s that time of year again, hence we asked a number of the herald’s friends and contributors to share with readers those books, whether ol...
The Catholic Herald
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