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So who’s praying for a Trump victory?
Polls suggest Trump is deeply unpopular among Catholics. So why do evangelicals find him so appealing?
Freddy Gray
The Pope reaches out to America
The appointment of Bishop Farrell suggests the Pope wants the Church in the US to move away from confrontation and towards dialogue
Fr Mark Drew
Book review: A tender, modern portrait of a marriage
This stunning first novel about the 'Michelangelo of Suffolk' brings the 19th century vividly to life
AN Wilson
Word This Week
The Twenty-second Sunday of the Year Ecclus 3:17-20 Heb 12:18-19, 22-24 Lk 14: 1-7 (year c)
Bishop David McGough
Britain's Ordinariate is in peril. Here is how to save it
Hostility from the authorities, and apathy from its own clergy, have put the Ordinariate’s future in danger. But there could be a simple solution
Damian Thompson
Louisiana bishop calls for aid after 'worst US natural disaster since Hurricane Sandy'
Bishop Robert Muench has met 'countless' victims at three evacuation shelters amid Louisiana's historic floods
Catholic News Service
Pope Francis thanks Church in Poland for hosting World Youth Day
The Pope says he was encouraged by Polish Catholics' 'strong faith' and 'unwavering hope'
Staff Reporter
Television: The perfect show for our shameless culture
cilla black used to have a show called blind date, where a contestant picked a partner from three people hidden behind a wall. their guide w...
Tim Stanley
Five states file lawsuit over Obama administration's transgender regulations
A number of Republican-led states oppose new rules around transgender rights which could go against some doctors' religious beliefs
Associated Press
No Minister
very few readers of this magazine will have heard of the government minister lord bourne of aberystwyth. a former leader of the conservative...
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The best of the Catholic blogosphere
✣ highlights from the week online prepare for persecution under the stark headline “comfort catholicism has to go; it is time to prep...
Staff writers
The big story of the past seven days
✣ death toll mounts in philippines drugs war what happened? pope francis has named bishop kevin j farrell of dallas to lead the vatic...
Staff writers
Reports: Attacker killed after stabbing guard at Coptic church in Egypt
Egypt's state news agency says the attack took place at the Virgin Mary church in Cairo's western suburb of Nozha
Associated Press
Cardinal Sarah: reaction to my ad orientem speech was 'not always very accurate'
The cardinal said that his comments about the liturgy at a conference in London last month were misinterpreted
Staff Reporter
Colombian parents win concessions
bishops in colombia have welcomed their government’s decision not to promote or implement gender ideology in schools following mass protests...
Staff writers
Ordinations fall to new low in Germany
the number of catholic priests ordained in germany has fallen to a new low, according to figures released by the german episcopal conferen...
Staff writers
Pakistan to review strict blasphemy law
a committee of pakistani senators is to launch a review of the nation’s blasphemy laws, giving a rare glimpse of hope to campaigners. christ...
Staff writers
Christian persecution in Congo worsens
the persecution of christians has escalated in the democratic republic of congo (drc), prompting fears that a jihadist group is gaining stre...
Staff writers
Londoner to translate Benedict book
a theologian at st mary’s university, twickenham, is to translate a new book-length interview with pope emeritus benedict xvi. the book, ent...
Staff writers
Camino pilgrims rescued after five-day ordeal
two british pilgrims had to be rescued last week after becoming lost on a section of the camino de santiago, the famous pilgrimage walk from...
Staff writers
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