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No politician wants to talk about the real cause of the social care crisis - so we must
Once, social care was provided in the family. But thanks to family breakdown, the burden now falls on the state
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
The political consensus on sex education flies in the face of the evidence
Reports show the current approach is dangerous and ineffective. Catholic schools must show a better alternative
David Paton
Handwritten note from St Pius X found in an attic in Yorkshire
The note had been left undisturbed for 50 odd years
Staff Reporter
Jesuit superior general: 'We have formed symbolic figures such as the devil to express evil'
Fr Sosa also said that if there were women deacons, 'more doors' could open afterwards
Staff Reporter
The Elizabethan martyr who shows us how to love our faith
St Robert Southwell heroically ministered to the faithful in Elizabethan England
Francis Phillips
Study: teen pregnancies fall after cuts to birth control budgets
Evidence suggests pregnancy rates fell sharply in those areas where budgets were most aggressively cut
Simon Caldwell
Priest who served as Pope's translator named secretary at new office for the laity
Fr Alexandre Awi Mello, who will serve in the dicastery for laity, family and life, has written a book about Francis's devotion to Mary
Cindy Wooden
PICTURES: 'Stunning' frescos revealed in Roman catacombs
Some of the frescos are more than 1,600 years old
Catholic News Service
Self-denial should be for Catholics, too
The fuss we make about giving up sweets seems ridiculous when a billion Muslims aren’t even drinking water. Catholics once took abstinence seriously
Melanie McDonagh
This wave of technology will transform politics
There are formidable challenges ahead, but we need not panic
Cardinal George Pell
Diary: Drawing cartoons for George Osborne
As political cartoonist at the Evening Standard, I hope to keep alive a distinguished tradition of mischief making
Christian Adams
The Pope’s capitalism
is pope francis a marxist? that is one of the questions that has swirled around this pontificate since francis first walked out onto the log...
The Catholic Herald
The big story of the past seven days
✣ pope and president meet for the first time what happened? president donald trump made an official visit to the vatican to meet pope...
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The best of the blogosphere
✣ highlights from the week online francis’s bishops: an uneasy relationship the pope is hoping to reshape the church with the support of bis...
Staff writers
First Communion ‘an orgy of materialism’
a priest has criticised parents who reduce their child’s first communion to an “orgy of materialism with miniature brides”, claiming many ch...
Staff writers
Egypt grieves as 26 Christians are shot dead
christians in egypt are getting used to “this idea that we could be a martyr at any moment”, a spokesman for the nation’s catholic bishops h...
Staff writers
Pope: there is an illness in businesses today
strong businesses that care about workers as well as profits are essential for a thriving democracy, pope francis has told steel workers in ...
Staff writers
Melania Trump is a Catholic, says White House
united states first lady melania trump is a practising catholic, her spokeswoman has confirmed. mrs trump’s visit to the vatican sparked spe...
Staff writers
Brothers face backlash over euthanasia
the catholic bishops of belgium have said they oppose euthanasia for mentally ill patients, saying such a step “attacks the very foundations...
Staff writers
Pope Francis: A good shepherd knows when to step down
'A shepherd must be ready to step down completely from his church, rather than leave in a partial manner,' the Pope said
Staff Reporter
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