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Announcement: The Catholic Herald enters media partnership with The Cardinal Newman Society
The partnership will bring regular commentary and reporting on Catholic education to Catholic Herald readers, drawing on the organisation behind The Newman Guide
The Catholic Herald
NFP and IVF: two visions of human love
The debate over IVF is not simply about reproductive technology, but about whether human life is something to be received or an outcome to be achieved
Michael J Robinson
Haiti gangs seek to silence Church, bishop warns
Haiti’s worsening gang violence has displaced thousands and left churches struggling to continue their pastoral mission as elections are delayed
Elliott Banks
‘But who do you say that I am?’
From St John Eudes and St Bernard of Clairvaux to Pope St Pius X and the Queenship of Mary, the week points towards devoted service and eternal life
Magnificat
‘All generations will call me blessed’
The examples of St Clare, St Maximilian Kolbe and other holy witnesses prepare us to celebrate the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Magnificat
Labour MP supports call for better care before assisted suicide debate
Douglas McAllister says concerns over safeguards and the state of palliative and social care mean Parliament should address care provision before considering assisted suicide
The Catholic Herald
The Assumption: difficulties, answers and faith
The historical evidence for the Assumption may be late and uncertain, but Catholic belief rests on more than historical argument alone
Fr Dwight Longenecker
Leo’s week: Medjugorje, migrants and Vatican money
A German cardinal was confirmed as head of a Vatican financial oversight body this week, while the Pope weighed in on liturgy and immigration ahead of his Assumption Mass
Michael Haynes
Colombia earthquake leaves Church leaders facing humanitarian crisis
Bishops have spoken of overwhelmed hospitals and extensive damage as the Catholic Church responds to the humanitarian crisis caused by Colombia’s earthquake
John Newton
USCCB president says bishops ‘not sure’ they have heard the last word on Traditionis Custodes
Archbishop Paul Coakley said bishops are discussing the pastoral needs of Catholics attached to the Traditional Latin Mass and suggested Pope Leo may address Traditionis Custodes
Christine Rousselle
FSSP announces expansion to new country
The Priestly Fraternity of St Peter will establish its first apostolate in Ecuador following an invitation from the Bishop of Portoviejo
Christine Rousselle
Bishop Mutsaerts’ Open Letter to Leo XIV on synodality
A prominent Dutch bishop has penned an urgent appeal to Pope Leo, questioning the impact of synodality on the Church
Bishop Robert Mutsaerts
Father dies by euthanasia after hospice care denied twice, daughter says
A Canadian woman says her father was twice denied hospice care before choosing euthanasia, as concerns grow over access to palliative and end-of-life care
The Catholic Herald
Catholic group asks Massachusetts bishops to excommunicate Governor Healey
Catholic Vote has asked the bishops of Massachusetts to clarify whether Governor Maura Healey incurred excommunication after signing legislation expanding abortion access up to birth
The Catholic Herald
In praise of the Latin Mass Society
From the Agatha Christie indult to a 56-mile pilgrimage through Norfolk, the Latin Mass Society has spent six decades keeping the old rite alive
Luke Collins
Pope urges clergy to stick to ‘approved texts’ in liturgy
Renewing a theme from very early in his papacy, Leo XIV called for liturgical reverence and respect for the rubrics
Michael Haynes
UK Catholic charities raise £2.9 billion annually, report finds
A new report has found that Catholics in the UK contribute around £2.9 billion annually to charitable causes and fundraise “highly cost-effectively”
Corrie Douglas-Young
Bishop Curry urges protection of Taybeh Christians from settlers
Bishop James Curry has urged the Israeli government to protect Christians in Taybeh from settler violence after the West Bank village was declared a closed military zone
Corrie Douglas-Young
Cardinal Burke: ‘Fight’ and suffer to ensure access to the Latin Mass
The prominent cardinal has again urged Catholics to renew their efforts to promote the traditional Mass, as the future of Traditionis Cutodes is debated
Michael Haynes
Historic Catholic church upgraded to Grade II* listed status
Historic England has praised the church as the masterwork of architect J Sydney Brocklesby and highlighted its “unrivalled” collection of stained glass by Harry Clarke
Corrie Douglas-Young
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