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Ugly scenes at Manchester University embody how abortion in UK holds up a mirror to society
students attending the university of manchester pro-life society’s inaugural gathering earlier this month were spat at, threatened with rape...
Georgia L. Gilholy
Only Jesus offers us a glorified body, not transhumanism and visions of a technological human future
the season of lent in which we find ourselves once more is a time to prepare for easter, the high point of the liturgical year in which we c...
Fr Robert Verrill OP
Israeli historian calls out International Women’s Day for forgetting female hostages in Gaza
in the wake of the recent celebration of international women’s day a prominent israeli historian specialising in gender issues has decried h...
James Jeffrey
West England and the Diocese of Clifton have a new bishop
the diocese of clifton has a new bishop as of 14 march 2024. pope francis has appointed rev. canon bosco macdonald as the tenth bishop of cl...
The Catholic Herald
Labour leader Keir Starmer ‘commits’ to assisted suicide vote if Prime Minister
the leader of the uk's labour party has stated his personal commitment to changing the law on assisted suicide and promised to bring forward...
Simon Caldwell
Distribution of ‘puberty blockers’ to children halted by NHS England amid increasing political and theological pushback
it has been announced that so-called “gender identity clinics” run by nhs england will no longer be permitted to prescribe the drugs known a...
Johannes McLaren
Cardinal Parolin backs Pope over Ukraine and negotiation, citing 'real' risks of nuclear escalation
rome – vatican secretary of state italian cardinal pietro parolin has defended pope francis’s recent remarks suggesting that ukraine step ba...
Elise Allen
Sacrament of Confession under threat in Hong Kong from Chinese security law
the confidentiality of the sacrament of confession could be under threat in hong kong due to a new national security law that the chinese go...
The Catholic Herald
Irish Establishment's denigration of Christian heritage receives first rebuttal through overwhelming referendum defeat
“the irish bishops can still win an election.” a friend of mine said this to me as the results of the two irish referendums on the family am...
Dubhaltach O Reachtnin
Saint of the Week: Blessed Denis the Carthusian
“i cannot tell you,” an american priest and theologian once said, “how many graces our lord has in store for us if we take the trouble of pu...
Magnificat The Catholic Herald
Northern Ireland's evangelical Catholics reveal a ‘more varied and complex’ religious situation
the significant number of evangelical catholics in northern ireland stands out in a recent survey conducted for the evangelical allian...
DeclanMcSweeney
Following the difficult path of prayer in a fallen world
prayer is a difficult path to follow in a fallen world and in the midst of an increasingly secular and technological society. the odds...
Fr Jeffrey Kirby C
Over 700 medical professionals back biggest change to UK abortion law in a generation
more than 700 medical professionals have called on mps to lower the upper time limits for abortions by two weeks. they want politicians to b...
Simon Caldwell
Ukrainian groups criticise Pope's comments about negotiations to end war
rome – there has been a significant backlash from both ukrainian civil and ecclesial authorities in the wake of a recent interview pope fran...
Elise Allen
Like Moses and the bronze serpent, we must take heed of the cross and contemplate what kills us: sin
"the son of man must be lifted up as moses lifted up the serpent in the desert, so that everyone who believes may have eternal life in him."...
Fr David Howell
Warwick Street’s pipe organ restoration project struggling to find grants
the church of our lady of the assumption and st gregory on warwick street in the heart of london is in the midst of a difficult fu...
The Catholic Herald
EDITORIAL: Raves in the naves, the desecration of our medieval cathedrals
one of the most dispiriting reflections of the state of the church of england has been the spectacle of ancient cathedrals hosting what crit...
The Catholic Herald
Diary: Life as an Englishwoman in the bustle of Notre Dame
here’s the scene: it’s the mid-19th century, the bleakest of bleak indiana winters. a french priest, father edward sorin, accompanied by sev...
Leslie Fernandez-Armesto
EDITORIAL: The Church and the conflict in Gaza
five months after the conflict in gaza began, the undeclared war continues to exact a terrible toll on the lives and livelihoods of civilian...
The Catholic Herald
Pope’s blessings for 'same-sex couples' definitively sink ecumenical dialogue with Copts
one of the most influential oriental orthodox churches has suspended theological dialogue with the catholic church and reaffirmed its opposi...
The Catholic Herald
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