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Alun Evans
Daniel Johnson: The man who transformed Catholic thought
some people still look askance at catholic intellectuals. it doesn’t seem to matter to most british philosophers, for instance, that many of...
Daniel Johnson
The nature of virtue and sin
there’s an axiom which says that nothing feels better than virtue. there’s a deep truth here, but it has an underside. when we do good thing...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
Morning Catholic must-reads: 01/03/17
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
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Pope seeks to set example for world leaders as he accepts electric car
Vatican hopes to be one of the world’s first states to be fully powered by renewable energy
Staff Reporter
Government moves to make sex education compulsory in Catholic schools
Plans will see sex education become a part of the national curriculum in schools across the country
Staff Reporter
Ecumenism can't be based on wishful thinking about the past
Anglicanism was born out of a movement that saw the destruction of all England's religious houses. We have to face that honestly
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
Pope Francis gives interview to magazine run by homeless
In the interview, the Pope discussed society's attitude to the homeless and marginalised
Staff Reporter
Pope Francis: God never lets His children down
The pontiff told the faithful that trusting in God helps us bravely tackle life's problems
Catholic News Service
ISIS steps up brazen attacks on Christians
As Christians flee ISIS in the Sinai Peninsula, those left behind face mounting persecution
Associated Press
Archbishop condemns recent spate of vandalism at Jewish cemeteries
At least two Jewish cemeteries were vandalised in the US in under a week
Catholic News Service
Bishops' committee chairmen applaud Trump's transgender directive
The bishops said such issues are best handled with care and compassion at the local level
Catholic News Service
Morning Catholic must-reads: 28/02/17
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Pope reduces sanctions against some paedophile priests
Fr Mauro Inzoli, a convicted abuser, appealed successfully to Pope Francis not to be laicised
Associated Press
Why are addicts and outcasts so often strongly religious?
Many people on the streets are holding fast to God when every other social tie has failed them
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
It isn’t just Fr Sosa: some scholars have been undermining the Gospels for decades
Casting doubt on the words of Jesus leads to despair. Instead, we should trust in God's promises
Fr Thomas Petri OP
Pope Francis ‘helps SSPX in its plans for new headquarters in Rome’
Il Foglio newspaper says the Pope helped to speed up the purchase of a church and complex
Staff Reporter
Francis becomes first pope to visit Rome's Anglican church
Pope says Anglicans and Catholics must be 'always more liberated from our respective prejudices from the past'
Associated Press
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