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St Philomena’s Way part of project for pilgrimage routes in all 21 dioceses of England and Wales
the diocese of shrewsbury is promoting a new pilgrimage route called st philomena's way as part of a national project to establish walking p...
The Catholic Herald
Euthanasia in Belgium: the slide from hard cases to the 'tired of life'
belgium introduced a bill allowing euthanasia in 2002. in short, it now has significant experience in the matter. in the meantime, other cou...
BenoitBeuselinck
If Harris loses/Trump wins US election it will of course be the 'fault' of Catholics
in the run-up to the us presidential election in 2000 between george w. bush and al gore, the washington post ’s legendary columnist ej dion...
Thomas Edwards
Canada's Gen X cardinal-elect says younger red-hat cohort brings 'perspective of engagement'
while cardinal-elect francis leo’s upcoming promotion from archbishop of toronto isn’t necessarily a surprise – a cardinal has led the archd...
johnlavenburg
Father of liberation theology and former nemesis of Vatican dies at 96
in february 2014, a scene unfolded in rome that struck many observers as akin to the end of history. a conservative german prefect of the co...
John L Allen
UK must prioritise persecuted Christians and religious minorities for taxpayer-funded aid, says Catholic charity
imagine the scene: one summer’s evening, a young mother’s peace is shattered when her brother bursts in, pursued by an angry mob. accusing t...
John Pontifex
A blessing and a curse? The legacy of the Catholic public school in England
educating in faith: a history of the english catholic public school mark cleary, sacristy press, 256 pages, £19.99 the cover of mark cleary’...
Serenhedd James
Father Timothy Radcliffe urges moving beyond ‘clericalist’ mindset over women’s ordination
the well known british dominican father timothy radcliffe has urged for a change in perspective over the continually contentious issue of wo...
Elise Allen
Is Donald Trump on a roll in wake of Al Smith Catholic dinner?
former president donald trump seems to have a bit of extra bounce in his step currently after he stole the show at the 79th al smith dinner ...
James Jeffrey
Reaching the oasis of prayer means crossing the spiritual desert
the catechism of the catholic church provides a beautiful summary of the different ways of praying. after summarising the differ...
Fr Jeffrey Kirby C
Kamala Harris reaches for the Good Samaritan while campaigning in Georgia
vice president kamala harris visited two churches in georgia on sunday as part of her campaign’s “souls to the polls” push to reach voters. ...
The Catholic Herald
The French Left hate their new Interior Minister because he is a man of Catholic convictions
bruno retailleau has only been in his job for a month but already france’s new minister of the interior has become the bête noire of the pro...
Gavin Mortimer
EXCLUSIVE: Liverpool archdiocese U-turns over church closure where Victorian mystic had ecstasies
the catholic church in which victorian mystic teresa higginson was said to have received rapturous visions of the crucifixion has been saved...
Simon Caldwell
What throne am I looking for? One of glory or of grace?
"allow us to sit one at your right hand and the other at your left in your glory." (mark 10:37) what throne am i looking for? we ...
Fr David Howell
Venezuela bishops demand government come clean about election results
são paulo, brazil – amid widspread claims of fraud surrounding elections in july that supposedly ended in the narrow reelection of president...
EduardoCamposLima
Dvořák’s spirit lives on: How the devoted Catholic composer mixed genuine piety with historical ambiguity
as a catholic composer, antonin dvořák could be surprisingly ambiguous. his patriotic and political allegiance to his bohemian homeland some...
Benjamin Ivry
In Lourdes, all are winners: Heading to the Pyrenees, rolling up sleeves and setting to work with the Order of Malta
it is said that helping out at lourdes may change your life. indeed, this line was quoted at a ceremony for “first-timers” by the grand mast...
William Cash
The Latin Mass Society's Joseph Shaw dreams of starting a pilgrimage in the French Pyrenees
for the “on pilgrimage with” section of the september 2024 edition of the catholic herald magazine, we spoke to joseph shaw, chairman ...
The Catholic Herald
Letters: Pope Francis has 'made an art form of ambiguity' and 'contortions of the mind'
a risky business sir – speaking at world youth day in rio de janeiro in july 2013, pope francis told those gathered there “hagan lio!” in tr...
Catholic Herald Readers
One eye on the Emerald Isle: The grass seems greener on the other side of the Irish Sea
after cromwell’s conquest of ireland, according to our host, those irish catholics not executed for taking part in the 1641 rebellion were e...
Flora Watkins
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