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Bring your parish back to life
Mass attendance is up 12 per cent a year. Income has more than doubled. Here's what I've learned in the process
Fr Joseph Illo
Diary: Guardian angels, Scouse accents and a 12th-century retrochoir
among the bank of menacing clouds hanging over us all at the moment, the rise of anti-semitism is one of the most disturbing. it is only 75 ...
Peter Stanford
As Poland's Church examines its conscience, a priest's statue is toppled
officials in gdańsk have ordered the removal of a monument to a catholic priest linked to the solidarity movement amid accusations that he w...
Jonathan Luxmoore
Dozens of US bishops approve SSPX weddings
if an american diocese granted permission for the society of st pius x (sspx) to celebrate nuptial masses within their territory, you might ...
Michael Warren Davis
Westminster prepares for 490 new Catholics
more than 400 people took part in the rite of election at westminster cathedral earlier this month. at masses presided over by cardinal vinc...
David Oldroyd-Bolt
A Scottish saint goes under the microscope
part of st margaret of scotland’s shoulder bone has been removed from its reliquary by archaeologists seeking to find out more about the lif...
Nick Drainey
Why Catholics and Mormons are setting aside their differences
russell nelson, president of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints (lds), visited the vatican last week and met pope francis. afte...
Christopher R. Altieri
World News: from Chicago to Christchurch
washington, dc highest honour for catholic soldier killed in iraq a catholic soldier will be posthumously awarded the medal of honor, the un...
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Meanwhile: Fasting on beer; a rare glimpse of a crucifix
a man from ohio is adopting a rather unusual lenten fast: he will eat nothing and drink only beer. del hall, a marathon-running us army vete...
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The best of the web: anti-natalism, Kyrgyzstan, vigil violence
a 'daft reason' not to have children alexandria ocasio-cortez, the youngest member of the us congress, recently said that “young people” wer...
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The week ahead: Annunciation, evangelisation, papal peregrination
monday the 25th is the feast of the annunciation, marking the archangel gabriel’s message to our lady, and her acceptance: “be it done unto ...
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Overlooked: German bishops to discuss morality
what happened? cardinal reinhard marx has announced that the german church will start a “synodal process” to discuss – along with priestly c...
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The big story: Cardinal Danneels dies aged 85
what happened? cardinal godfried danneels, for years one of the dominant figures in european catholicism, has died aged 85 in his hometown o...
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This crisis of faith calls for action
a priest recently made a request for prayers on twitter. “pray for one of my older parishioners who has just died,” he wrote. “she said she ...
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March 22, 2019
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Competitions expose musicians to the brutal truths of concert life
competitions are the marmite of the music world, applauded by the public for their bloodsports element but loathed by plenty of musicians fo...
Michael White
What it means to love America
february 22 hit me rather hard this year. there are two birthdays that fall on that date which always had a great significance for me, ...
Charles Coulombe
Oregon reveals the grimness of assisted suicide
oregon, at the vanguard of the seven us states that permit physician-assisted suicide, has released its report on the death with dignity act...
David Jones
The painful lessons of the abuse crisis
what’s to be learned through failure, through being humbled by our own faults? generally that’s the only way we grow. in being humbled by ou...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
In defence of masculinity
with the feast of st joseph coming up, let’s hear some cheers for men. for the male of the species. for manly courage and manly enduran...
Joanna Bogle
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