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While the National Youth Orchestra exists, there is still hope
one of the most depressing things on british television these days – apart from the new adaptation of les misérables , which is such a painf...
Michael White
Sister Wendy Beckett: the early years
in 1986, the television cook delia smith gave the catholic herald a handful of close-typed manuscripts written by a friend, sister wendy bec...
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Letters & emails
it’s not ‘loopy’ to explore homeopathy sir – in his article about prince charles’s role in relation to a disestablished church of england (f...
The Catholic Herald
Is legalising cannabis really such a good idea?
the medical use of cannabis – or marijuana – has been increasingly permitted for the relief of a variety of conditions. it has been prescrib...
Mary Kenny
The bishops making a dramatic appeal to the UN
two weeks after long-delayed elections were finally held in the democratic republic of the congo (drc) – the country with the largest cathol...
Jonathan Luxmoore
The Holy See now looks diplomatically isolated
pope francis chose multilateralism as the theme for his annual address to the diplomatic corps, delivered on january 7. two days before that...
Fr Raymond de Souza
The orders growing so fast that they are running out of room
much has been written over the past few decades about the dramatic decline of religious life in the united states since the close of the sec...
Jim Graves
The new Sisterhood: traditional orders are booming
the blue-and-white clad sisters of the community of our lady of walsingham have recently acquired a new novitiate, a converted barn in dereh...
Joanna Bogle
How can we make younger people interested in religion?
i spent january 7 in oxford, arriving as the church bells rang out at midday. it was “0th week”, so only a few students were about, cycling ...
Cristina Odone
Why the Angolan government is closing hundreds of churches
up to 1,000 churches of various denominations have been shut down by authorities in angola, on the western coast of africa. a new law determ...
Filipe D'Avillez
A turning-point for Iraqi Christians? Not necessarily
iraq’s urbane and impressive new president, barham salih, has invited the pope to visit ur, home of abraham, in 2019. the invitation was ext...
Gerard Russell
Why is the Vatican taking action against the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary?
fr leonard feeney is undoubtedly one of the most polarising figures in the history of the american church. having died in 1978, he is still ...
Michael Warren Davis
The incoherent campaign against John Finnis
last week was a busy one in the secular west’s confrontation with its christian heritage. in amsterdam, the free university summoned piet de...
Dan Hitchens
World news
los angeles catholic actor recalls being fired for refusing sex scenes catholic actor neal mcdonough has described being fired from the tele...
Staff writers
Week in review
the big story of the past seven days ✣ cardinal wuerl: i was ‘imprecise’ on mccarrick what happened? cardinal donald wuerl relayed an allega...
Staff writers
The Pope's Romania trip could send a message to the Orthodox world
the vatican added a new papal trip to an already packed 2019 calendar last week. it confirmed that pope francis will visit romania from may ...
The Catholic Herald
January 18, 2019
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Cardinal Tagle at Black Nazarene celebration: Be a devotee, not a fanatic
cardinal luis tagle of manila told pilgrims at a popular annual procession in the philippines to take caution against becoming “fanatics,” s...
Catholic News Agency
Human rights court to hear case of Belgian euthanasia for depression
the european court of human rights has announced that it will take up a case considering whether belgium wrongly allowed a woman to be eutha...
Catholic News Agency
Congresswoman blasts ‘religious bigotry’ against Knights of Columbus, Catholic nominees
democratic lawmakers are divided over questions some see as a religious litmus test applied to candidates for the federal bench. the debate ...
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