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The Catholic Herald
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Alun Evans
Melanie McDonagh: A medievalist’s guide to dying
jonathan riley-smith was a distinguished historian, perhaps the most eminent contemporary historian of the crusades, but of all his achievem...
Melanie McDonagh
God is not our own tribal deity
i was blessed to grow up in a very sheltered and safe environment. my childhood was lived inside a virtual cocoon. in the remote, rural, fir...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
Seven Catholic institutions plan to divest from fossil fuel companies
The organisations cited the Pope's encyclical on the environment as the inspiration for the decision
Catholic News Service
Jesuits begin process to choose new superior
The order's voting delegates and Jesuits living in Rome celebrated the Mass at Rome's Church of the Gesu on Sunday
Catholic News Service
US Supreme Court and states to revisit use of death penalty
The Supreme Court cases address 'the brokenness of the judicial system', say Catholic campaigners
Catholic News Service
Pope names successor to retiring Alaska archbishop
Archbishop Roger Schwietz of Anchorage will be replaced by Bishop Paul Etienne of Cheyenne
Catholic News Service
New regulations will 'enlarge Chinese government's power over religions', experts warn
According to the Holy Spirit Study Centre of Hong Kong's Catholic diocese, the rules would tighten controls of foreign clergy and religious material on the internet
Catholic News Service
Pope prays at site of devastating earthquake
Pope Francis visited Amatrice, in central Italy, on Tuesday morning
Associated Press
Two suspects killed Mexican priest after 'falling out', prosecutor claims
The chief prosecutor for Michoacan said Fr Jose Alfredo Lopez Guillen was killed after meeting with the men at his residence
Associated Press
Morning Catholic must-reads: 04/10/16
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
How can we elevate the level of public debate?
A book by former director-general of the BBC, Mark Thompson, makes a case for the importance of rediscovering a shared language
Francis Phillips
'No war of religions'? Fr Hamel's canonisation would contradict the Pope's narrative
Making the murdered French priest a saint will also challenge Catholics to ask themselves, am I prepared to die in God's service?
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
Religious tolerance is good for society and the soul, says Pope during mosque visit
Quoting a Muslim poet, Francis said religions should help people build better societies
Catholic News Service
World Cup 2014 influenced timing of Benedict XVI's resignation, says aide
The retired pope had hoped to stay in the papacy until 2014, according to Mgr Georg Gaenswein
Associated Press
Vatican opens Cause of nun who saw Host turn blood-red
Mother Marie Adele Garnier, the foundress of the Tyburn Nuns, wrote of the Eucharistic miracle in a letter to a friend
Simon Caldwell
Normandy church where Fr Hamel was murdered by ISIS reopens
The Archbishop of Rouen led a procession through Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray before celebrating Mass at the church
Associated Press
Pope Francis opens path to sainthood for French priest killed by ISIS
Pope Francis gave a press conference on his flight from Azerbaijan to Rome
Cindy Wooden
Pope Francis criticises gender theory 'indoctrination'
However, the Pope also told reporters people convinced they were born in the wrong body deserve attentive pastoral care
Cindy Wooden
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