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Catholic Church refutes accusations of helping alkaline attacker gain asylum
the diocese of hexham and newcastle today denied assisting an afghan fugitive wanted for an alkaline attack on a woman and her two children ...
Simon Caldwell
Catholic expert highlights cholera surge in Southern Africa after Covid 'diverted' resources
yaoundè, cameroon – un estimates about a severe cholera outbreak across the southern africa region may be wide of the mark, according to a c...
Ngala Chimton / Crux
Why French farmers have the support of the Church in their protest movement
the tractors have lifted their blockades of paris and other major french cities, and the farmers have made their way home. their two-w...
Gavin Mortimer
Pope of surprises: but will latest Vatican developments placate papal critics?
rome – fans of the epic british period drama “downton abbey” will recall that in the series finale, at one point gladys denker, maid to the ...
John L Allen
Brussels can feel like a city that has abandoned God
working and living in brussels can feel like finding yourself marooned in enemy territory. a friend who once worked there on human rights le...
James Jeffrey
Pilgrimage in a time of war: a view from the Holy Land as the conflict continues
children ride bicycles along a breakwater by the sea of galilee in january 2024 . getty images jerusalem - the sun was already starting to s...
Will Edwards
A safe haven: Catholic oasis welcomes visitors in the heart of New York City
the leo house in new york city was founded in 1889 by peter paul cahensly, a german businessman who wanted to ensure that his fellow immigra...
Amanda Bowman
A Divided Heart: how the pilgrim paths through Austria led me into the Church
the current appreciation of el camino , the pilgrim route to santiago de compostela, is the climb of the pyrenees from south-west france and...
Mathew Thorpe
Sound of silence: the British Museum's latest exhibition only tells part of an important story
it’s fair to say that there’s a lot of interesting stuff in the british museum’s latest exhibition, legion: life in the roman army . in fact...
Ben Stephens
Choirs at Christmas
from prestigious cathedral choirs to small ensembles, michael white enjoyed concerts of the highest quality. i’m never sure what it is that ...
Michael White
The spirituality of Pax Aeterna
james davy finds respect and equality in the interplay between piano and plainsong in a new disc from pluscarden abbey. plainchant has an as...
James Davy
Maryann Corbett: Profound and darkly comic
nick ripatrazone enjoys the latest collection of poems by maryann corbett both entertaining and devotional. tucked in the back of a book, an...
Nick Ripatrazone
The return to 'Satanic panic': Canada's grief for mass murders never committed
on may 27, 2021, chief rosanne casimir of the tk’emlúps te secwépemc first nation announced that ground penetrating radar (gpr) technology h...
Anna Farrow
Mystery as ordination of new Plymouth bishop is cancelled without explanation
in an unprecedented move, the bishops of england and wales have cancelled the ordination of the bishop-elect of plymouth just weeks before h...
Tom Colsy
The value of our Catholic schools in the face of efforts of by the Government to water them down
this new year marked a new path in my professional life. i took a position as assistant head of a school which, for the first time in my car...
Thomas Edwards
Poland grapples with changes to abortion law as Catholic Church hits back
poland’s catholic church has spoken out against proposals by poland’s new ruling coalition to liberalise the country's abortion law and rest...
The Catholic Herald
Hong Kong's Catholics face ‘collapse of religious freedom’
religious freedom is being lost in hong kong due to pressure from the chinese communist party, according to a new report from the committee ...
The Catholic Herald
Elisabeth Frink: Doing away with the bambino
a recent journey down a particularly long online rabbit hole – the kind of digression at which the internet still sometime excels – led me t...
Archie Hill
Ireland's vocations crisis reflects lack of ‘initiative’ and ‘evasion of issue’ by Church
the irish catholic church was seen for generations as the jewel in the crown of the english-speaking clerical world. scores of parishes in g...
DeclanMcSweeney
Religious from 60 countries converge on Vatican to prep for 2025 Jubilee of Hope
rome – religious representatives are converging on the vatican this week to prepare for the upcoming 2025 jubilee of hope celebrations, whic...
Elise Allen
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