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Pope warns of 'very grave sin' when jobs are cut unjustly
At his general audience, Francis also greeted a small group of Chinese pilgrims
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it is an irony that a school named after st paul should have an ethos that so radically contradicts the apostle’s views on the role of women...
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Nothing is ever really ours
everything is gift. that’s a principle that ultimately undergirds all spirituality, all morality and every commandment. everything is gift. ...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
Employers can ban staff from wearing hijabs and crosses, European court rules
The court ruled that employers could have a blanket ban on any 'political, philosophical or religious sign'
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South Korean Catholics call for unity after impeachment of president
The head of the country's bishops' conference has called for the country to be 'rebuilt through harmony'
Catholic News Service
Christian charities working to bring 500 Syrian and Iraqi refugees to France
The French government and the charities have signed an accord calling for 'an alternative to the death voyages in the Mediterranean'
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Morning Catholic must-reads: 15/03/17
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
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Pope Francis: Listening to each other can make the world a better place
The Pope has discussed the importance of 'true dialogue'
Catholic News Service
A genuine dubium for confessors
With Humanae Vitae in mind, I have a couple of questions about Confession that need answering
Stephen Bullivant
Anglican Evensong is celebrated in St Peter’s Basilica for the first time
The service was presided over by Anglican Archbishop David Moxon, director of the Anglican Centre in Rome
Staff Reporter
Attacks show Venezuelan government relations with Catholics deteriorating
A pro-government collective crashed Sunday Mass at a church in Caracas and shouted insults at the priest
Catholic News Service
Pope Francis victim of fake news after reports claim he changed Ten Commandments
The story claimed Francis made the announcement in Ecuador in 2015
Associated Press
Morning Catholic must-reads: 14/03/17
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
The treatment of independent midwives is shameful
Independent midwives in Britain were effectively banned earlier this year when their insurance was deemed inadequate
Joseph Shaw
UK Parliament votes narrowly in favour of new abortion Bill
The Bill seeks to remove criminal sanctions on abortion up to 24 weeks, and introduce new regulations
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