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World News: From Santiago to Shijiazhuang
vancouver $35,000 fine for criticising transgender politician christian activist bill whatcott has been ordered to pay $35,000 (£20,000) in ...
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Meanwhile: 'Clerical Ronaldo' divides Portuguese parliament
when a team of portuguese priests won an indoor football competition, they could hardly have imagined the divisions their triumph would prov...
Filipe D'Avillez
The best of the web: Our Lady's requests, papal errors and Syrian refugees
how to return our lady's care for us at the hermeneutic of continuity, fr timothy finigan urged catholics to “care for” our lady. “we cannot...
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The Week Ahead: Piano and prayers
the pianist matthew schellhorn and his musical friends will give a recital at st mary moorfields in the city of london today (april 5). the ...
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Overlooked: Pro-life film's Twitter suspension overturned
what happened? a pro-life film has been briefly banned by a social media website. unplanned, which tells the true story of ex-planned parent...
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The big story: Mixed responses to papal exhortation
pope francis has issued the second post-synodal exhortation of his pontificate. christus vivit (christ lives) was published on tuesday. it a...
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Why is proselytism a problem?
during his visit to morocco last weekend, pope francis gave a speech that prompted some puzzling headlines. “conversion is not your mission,...
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What we might be asked at the gates of heaven
most of us have been raised to believe that we have a right to possess whatever comes to us honestly, either through our own work or through...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
A stroll in the desert makes me wonder: has the West lost the secret of contentment?
it had been a day of searing heat in the city of logiya in ethiopia’s north-east afar region. it’s a tough neighbourhood, containing the dan...
James Jeffrey
Heretic of the week: Caspar Schwenckfeld
caspar schwenckfeld (1489-1561) was yet another catholic priest who lost his mooring during turbulent times – in this case, the reformation ...
Charles Coulombe
Prize crossword 0586
cryptic across 6 mongolian leader is ‘bully, brute, animal’ (11) 8 queen’s opting out – in oxford, principal goes to ring fellow dinosaur (8...
Alun Evans
Mass readings
ordinary form divine office week iv sunday, march 31 : fourth sunday of lent (laetare sunday) jos 5:9a, 10-12; ps 34; 2 cor 5:17-21;&nb...
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How to… Befriend your guardian angel
"beside each believer stands an angel as protector and shepherd leading him to life," declared st basil in the 4th century. the catholic chu...
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I envied the nun who asked me: 'What's a selfie?'
what does it mean to be in the world and not of it? this is an essential question for lent. the christian humanism promoted by the church si...
Fr Dominic Allain
Omnium Gatherum: a water break on the Lenten marathon
the fourth sunday of lent is known by the first word of the introit, the first chant of mass, “ laetare … rejoice”! this is one of two days ...
Fr John Zuhlsdorf
The Word this Week: sin diminishes our expectations
fourth sunday of lent josh 5:9-12; 2 cor 5:17-21; lk 15:1-3 & 11-12 (year c) "the lord said to joshua, ‘today i have taken the shame of ...
Bishop David McGough
James Clerk Maxwell: Behind the groundbreaking equations, a firm faith
professor maxwell’s duplicitous demon by brain clegg icon books, 304pp, £16.99/$25 names like albert einstein and isaac newton spring easily...
Quentin de la Bedoyere
The abortion worker who crossed the road
unplanned by abby johnson ignatius press, 304pp, £12.99/$16.99 the author, formerly working for planned parenthood as the director of an abo...
Charlie Hegarty
Christians weren't Ancient Rome's only victims
ten caesars by barry strauss simon and schuster, 432pp, £20/$28 one is naturally disposed to be defensive of “western civilisation”, in part...
James Baresel
The forgotten forerunners of St Patrick
saint patrick retold by roy flechner princeton, 320pp, £22/$28 the irish have a talent for promotion in a way their celtic cousins – the wel...
David Platzer
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