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ghana bishops praise new mining policy the bishops’ conference of ghana has praised the government’s crackdown on illegal mining. hundreds o...
Staff Reporter
The homophobic bullying dilemma
homophobic bullying plainly exists and is contrary to the teaching of the church – so what could be wrong with a document on combatting it? ...
Dan Hitchens
Matthew Walter: What Anglicans get right about angels
theologically speaking, the stock of the angels in the church has been falling pretty steadily since its berkshire hathaway-like peak in the...
Matthew Walther
China’s Catholics long for new era of healing
when china’s last empire, the qing dynasty, ended in 1911, christianity there entered what many scholars call the “golden age” of the missio...
Anthony E Clark
‘They think I don’t know anything’
the salesian house of studies has not changed much since it was built on a hong kong hillside in the 1930s. but the city around it has alter...
Megan Griffiths
Melanie McDonagh: The heavy burden of forgiveness
the death of the moors murderer ian brady hasn’t brought out the best in us, has it? “monster of the moors is dead” is the daily mail headli...
Melanie McDonagh
Lib Dem leader abandons anti-abortion stance after Guardian questioning
Tim Farron had previously said abortions were too widely available and called for restrictions
Nick Hallett
Northern Ireland’s buried secrets
forty-five years is a long time to wait for anything. yet the family of joe lynskey, missing since 1972, has not given up on finding his bod...
Claire McGowan
The Inquisition, minus the torture
first it was tim farron and then andrew turner. there are a few trifling things for the world to worry about, such as the war in syria, star...
Ann Widdecombe
The Muslim community that rejects violence
in february i accepted an invitation to a “national peace symposium” at a mosque in morden, to be held the following month. nobody at the ti...
Neil Addison
Does Fido have a soul? That’s the wrong question
informed catholics are likely to dismiss the animal rights protesters who stormed a church in italy earlier this year, demanding that the ch...
Carmody Grey
The art of raising 15 children – alone
when i get in touch with rosa pich by skype during holy week, i discover that she is on holiday with 12 of her children in torreciudad, a sh...
Jack Valero
Mary Kenny: What the NHS can learn from Ireland’s recovery
i once asked a free-market economist how he would analyse the irish famine, which is sometimes seen as an example of too much free trade: wh...
Mary Kenny
Comments of the week
jesus would have agreed with corbyn sir – in his notebook (may 5), stephen daisley of the scottish daily mail dismisses jeremy corbyn’s labo...
The Catholic Herald
Why modern Christians need cathedrals
arriving in durham late one march afternoon, i realised that if i was quick i could just make evensong at the cathedral. it was well worth t...
Niall Gooch
Television: This is the perfect comedy for 2017
i have to say a word in defence of all round to mrs brown’s , the bbc one series that has just ended (but can be found on iplayer). leftie c...
Tim Stanley
Film: Redgrave’s secret scripture has little to reveal
jim sheridan’s handsome yet flimsy melodrama the secret scripture ( ★★ , cert 12a, 109 mins) turns out to be a tale of two actresses, one gr...
Mike McCahill
Music: Dresden culture palace rises from the ashes
given how little money there is these days to keep serious music up and running, it’s remarkable that wherever you go in the world somebody’...
Michael White
Theatre: Sam Mendes’s IRA drama is a triumph
the moment the royal court announced it was staging jez butterworth’s the ferryman , the whole season sold out and a west end transfer was g...
Robert Tanitch
The unheeded prophets of the abortion wars
defenders of the unborn by daniel williams, oup, £23 daniel williams’s defenders of the unborn is a fascinating, revealing and even-handed a...
Piers Shepherd
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