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Angel voices, ever singing: Aquinas would have been fascinated by experiments with photons
in the catholic church there are many reminders of the reality of angels: at the beginning of mass we ask the angels to pray for us; we cry ...
Fr Robert Verrill OP
Heaven, earth and harvest: Praise and thanksgiving in the cycle of rural life
as our international readers will know, the european summer was caricatured by certain news outlets as a pre-apocalyptic hellscape with soar...
Serenhedd James
Positive parallels between the Commonwealth and the Church
positive parallels between the commonwealth and the church. how do you hold together a large multinational association of highly diverse peo...
Niall Gooch
Berlin archbishop permits same-sex blessings with impunity
a german archbishop has told priests they can confer blessings on same-sex couples without fear of punishment. the move by archbishop heiner...
Simon Caldwell
Who trusts the trusts?: Catholic Multi-Academy Trusts run by CEOs could be a disaster waiting to happen
just before covid, the little old lady who lived next door to us sold her 3-bedroom house to a bulgarian couple who had plans to turn it int...
Katherine Bennett
Sustaining the world's oldest alliance at World Youth Day
on his way to world youth day, tom colsy enjoys the prodigious hospitality of a herald reader in lisbon. i was walking down the boulev...
Tom Colsy
Moscow thanks Pope for 'balanced approach' to war in Ukraine
rome – russian spokespersons have praised what they called pope francis’s “balanced approach” to the war in ukraine, in the wake of protests...
Crux Staff
The rampant anti-Catholicism of the French Left
on the morning of 8 june this year, henri d’anselme heard a commotion in an annecy playground. the 24-year-old frenchman then saw something ...
Gavin Mortimer
Obituary: Quentin de la Bédoyère, former Catholic Herald columnist
quentin de la bédoyère, 1934-2023 quentin de la bédoyère died on 1 august, at the age of 88. a former catholic herald columnist, he used to ...
The Catholic Herald
Ruth Kelly backs campaign to scrap the cap on faith admissions to Catholic schools
ruth kelly, the former education secretary, has added her voice to calls for a notorious cap on faith-based admissions to new catholic schoo...
Simon Caldwell
‘God sent us’: Lebanese nuns find a home in war-torn Iraq
tom westcott reports from karamlesh, near mosul, where the sisters of jesus crucified are supporting a community torn apart by militants. at...
Tom Wescott
Catholic Multi-Academy Trusts run by CEOs are putting our schools in peril
just before covid, the little old lady who lived next door to us sold her 3-bedroom house to a bulgarian couple who had plans to turn it int...
Katherine Bennett
New AI app 'could be game changer for the Church'
rome – with rapid advances in artificial intelligence causing both fear and enthusiasm as it pushes the envelope of potential new frontiers ...
Elise Allen
Bishops back Ghana's efforts to resist Western imposition of sexual rights agenda
faith leaders support african nation's right to preserve cultural and religious values in face of threats to international funding, reports ...
The Catholic Herald
Portugal is facing the new world once again
with its sixth cardinal on the way and a papal visit to lisbon last month, a new special relationship between portugal and the v...
William Cash
Mediterranean mission
the holy father is nothing if not peripatetic. three weeks after the papal visit to mongolia, he faces a very different challenge with a vis...
The Catholic Herald
No Room for Christ at the Inn
st paul told the corinthians: “whether you eat or drink, or whatsoever else you do, do all to the glory of god.” it’s a sentiment that under...
The Catholic Herald
Help the youth spread the Word
the holy spirit sometimes works in mysterious ways, but during world youth day in lisbon the fruits of the spirit were manifest in cheerfuln...
The Catholic Herald
Ortega boots Jesuits out of Nicaragua
rome – a week after nicaragua’s government confiscated a prestigious jesuit-run university, it has officially expelled the society of jesus ...
Elise Allen
Leading U.S. Catholics clash over 'schismatic' synod agenda
new york – a controversial american jesuit priest has made a robust defence of the forthcoming vatican synod in the face of claims by critic...
John Lavenburg
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