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Ukrainian Catholics who used to worship in a basement see 'dream' of golden-domed church come true
The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church in Odessa is 'not recognised' by the Orthodox majority
Mariana Karapinka
Thousands flee city where priest and churchgoers have been taken hostage
At least 21 people have died in fighting between the Philippines army and ISIS-linked militant groups
Associated Press
Morning Catholic must-reads: 25/05/17
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
If you want inner peace, try giving up Facebook
A focus on every passing fad and controversy prevents what Benedict XVI calls 'interior recollection'
Fr David Palmer
Meet the English bishop with a desert diocese 10 times the size of Britain
Bishop John MacWilliam's new diocese covers 800,000 square miles of arid land in southern Algeria. 'You go where you are needed,' the former Army officer says
Joanna Bogle
Full text: Vatican statement on Pope Francis and President Trump meeting
Francis discussed 'the promotion of peace in the world' with the US president
Staff Reporter
Five wise men
when pope francis announced the names of his new cardinals on sunday, critics were quick to accuse of him of “stacking the deck”. the choice...
The Catholic Herald
The big story of the past seven days
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Staff writers
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Staff writers
Pope laments ‘senseless’ Manchester attack
pope francis has expressed his sadness at the terrorist attack in manchester, calling it a “senseless act of violence”. a statement from the...
Staff Reporter
Poll: majority want abortion limit lowered
a majority of britons want far greater restrictions on access to abortion, a new poll has revealed this week. the results of the survey, car...
Staff writers
Mexican priest stabbed while saying Mass
a priest has been stabbed at the altar while celebrating mass in mexico city’s metropolitan cathedral. fr miguel angel machorro was stabbed ...
Staff writers
Don’t use embryos for research, says Pope
pope francis has urged scientists not to take part in a “throwaway culture” by destroying human embryos in the search for a cure for hunting...
Staff writers
Benedict XVI breaks silence to praise cardinal
we should be grateful to pope francis for appointing cardinal robert sarah to guard the church’s liturgy, benedict xvi has said. in an after...
Staff writers
Pope Francis: God is no warlord claiming victory with enemies' blood
'God does not like to be loved the way a warlord would like, dragging his people to victory, debasing them in the blood of his enemies,' Pope Francis said
Catholic News Service
Cardinal Müller: euthanasia is toxic
the vatican’s doctrinal chief has told canadian catholics that “we shall prevail” in opposing legalised euthanasia. cardinal gerhard müller ...
Staff writers
In brief
irish president higgins meets pope at vatican the president of ireland, michael d higgins, met pope francis at the vatican on monday. mr hig...
Staff Reporter
A split decision on Medjugorje?
on a summer’s day in 1981, two teenagers in a bosnian village reported seeing an apparition of the virgin mary, dressed in startling white a...
Nick Hallett
Stephen White: A city in the grip of Trump fever
the capital of the united states is a peculiar place. an unusually high portion of the people who live in the city and its environs either w...
Stephen White
Rome’s come a long way since Dickens
in 1845, charles dickens witnessed a public execution in rome. a man had been found guilty of beating a bavarian noblewoman to death with he...
Jonathan Wright
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