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ordinary form divine office week vi sunday, january 29: fourth sunday in ordinary time zep 2:3; 3:12-13; ps 146; 1 cor 1:26-31; mt 5:1-12a m...
The Catholic Herald
New Marist poll shows Americans strongly support abortion restrictions
A new poll in the US indicates shifting public attitudes to the issue of abortion
Catholic News Service
Morning Catholic must-reads: 25/01/17
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
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1 lord alton of liverpool receives the commander’s cross of the order of merit of hungary from hungarian ambassador kristóf szalay-bobrovnic...
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January 29 to February 4
cardinal nichols (westminster) tue-wed: joint catholic-anglican bishops’ meeting, the royal angus hotel, birmingham, 11.00am. thu: mass for ...
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cryptic across 1 joiner of clubs and writer, carter somehow gets about (9) 6 silence found on the edge of tundra wood (3) 9 girl, nancy, is ...
Alun Evans
Stuart Reid: What I learned on the Women’s March
the northern line tube train going into central london from balham was packed with jolly middle-class people, all of them well (though casua...
Stuart Reid
The Noonday Devil and Sabbath
early christian monks believed in something they called acedia. more colloquially, they called it the noonday devil, a name that essentially...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
Order of Malta Grand Master resigns amid row with Vatican
Fra' Matthew Festing met with Pope Francis on Tuesday and offered his resignation
Associated Press
Pope Francis: 'God listens to all prayers, even angry ones'
'Tell God what you feel to his face,' Francis said during Mass in the chapel of his Vatican residence
Catholic News Service
Vatican officials visit war-torn city of Aleppo
The delegation met with Christian communities and their pastors in the Syrian city
Junno Arocho Esteves
Scorsese's Jesuit epic snubbed by Oscars 2017
Silence received only one nomination for this year's Academy Awards
Staff Reporter
Pope Francis urges media to tell more 'good news' stories
In his message for the World Day of Communications, Francis said the media should not constantly focus on war and terrorism
Staff Reporter
Opus Dei elects new leader
Pope Francis confirmed the election of Mgr Fernando Ocáriz Braña on Monday
Staff Reporter
Vatican Museums open doors wider with revamped website
A YouTube channel featuring 'virtual tours' has also been launched
Catholic News Service
Morning Catholic must-reads: 24/01/17
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Trump reinstates ban on funding for international groups that perform abortions
The policy also prohibits taxpayer funding for groups that lobby to legalise abortion or promote it as a family planning method
Catholic News Service
Pro-life groups take part in Women's March despite snub by organisers
'We were prepared for confrontation and instead were supported by so many women,' Texas pro-life group said after the march
Rhina Guidos
Pope Francis: 'Conversion means changing your way of thinking, not just living'
On Sunday, Pope Francis led the faithful in praying for the victims of the avalanche in central Italy that buried a hotel
Catholic News Service
Couple must be supported throughout married life, says Pope
Francis told members of the Roman Rota that couple must also be prepared properly for marriage
Catholic News Service
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