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Alun Evans
Piers Paul Read: My journey from Mao to May
i once met theresa may at a seminar organised by the think tank politeia on a subject that i cannot now remember. there were a dozen or so o...
Piers Paul Read
Christianity and noon-day fatigue
there’s a popular notion which suggests that it can be helpful to compare every century of christianity’s existence to one year of life. tha...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
Morning Catholic must-reads: 14/06/17
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Catholics in Florida remember Pulse nightclub victims
The Diocese of Orlando held a prayer service a year on from shooting that left 49 people dead
Catholic News Service
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Record number of women choosing ‘selective’ abortions when pregnant with twins
More than 140 women pregnant with twins, triplets or quadruplets chose to abort at least one baby in 2016
Nick Hallett
Philosopher who backs legal abortion appointed to Vatican pro-life academy
Nigel Biggar has said: 'It’s not clear that a human foetus is the same kind of thing as an adult'
Staff Reporter
Pope Francis asks cardinals to inform him whenever they leave Rome
Cardinal Angelo Sodano, Dean of the College of Cardinals, reminded the prelates of the “noble tradition” of informing the Secretariat of State whenever they travel outside of Rome
Staff Reporter
Donald Trump on 'wrong side of history' over climate deal, says bishop
The Bishop of Salford said it was a pity the president had 'seemingly not read' the copy of Laudato Si' he was handed by Pope Francis
Staff Reporter
Dozens of Chaldean Christians arrested by US immigration officials
At least 40 people were reportedly arrested near or at their homes, mostly on Sunday
Associated Press
Vatican bank reports €36 million profit
The bank held assets worth 5.7 billion euros at year's end, which included deposits and investments from close to 15,000 clients
Catholic News Service
Morning Catholic must-reads: 13/06/17
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Irish Church facing 'persecution' and 'hostility', bishops warn
'You will feel the anger and hostility people have for the church in general directed at you,' one new priest was told
Staff Reporter
How a dying monk inspired Cardinal Sarah to embrace silence
The Cardinal 'recognised an ardent soul, a hidden saint, a great friend of God' in the monk who had lost the ability to speak
Francis Phillips
Venezuela's Maduro calls on Pope to intervene as political violence intensifies
Maduro said he would ask the Pope to persuade opponents to stop 'training children' to take part in anti-government protests
Staff Reporter
Murdered archbishop to become Lithuania's first beatified Soviet-era martyr
Archbishop Teofilius Matulionis will be the first Lithuanian beatified on native soil
Staff Reporter
Polish bishops: Amoris Laetitia does not allow Communion for the divorced and remarried
Couples in non-sacramental unions should instead by led to 'true repentance', the bishops said
Staff Reporter
Morning Catholic must-reads: 12/06/17
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
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