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✣ highlights from the week online diagnosing the devil a psychiatrist, dr richard gallagher, wrote in the washington post about demon...
Staff writers
The big story of the past seven days
✣ sspx claims francis is encouraging error what happened? the society of st pius x (sspx) accused pope francis of spreading confusion ...
Staff writers
A Catholic remedy for the left’s woes
when asked to describe the eu referendum’s impact on national politics, jon cruddas doesn’t hold back. “the debate around brexit and its out...
Dan Hitchens
Iraq War was not a last resort and evidence was exaggerated, says Chilcot inquiry
Tony Blair presented evidence on weapons of mass destruction 'with a certainty that was not justified', inquiry finds
Staff Reporter
Heythrop College principal resigns
Teachers have voiced support for a proposed partnership with Roehampton University in order to protect Heythrop from total closure
Staff Reporter
Church mourns after week of terror
pope francis has prayed for the victims of devastating terrorist attacks in iraq, bangladesh and turkey. speaking to the faithful in st pete...
Staff writers
Care home is fined for refusing euthanasia
judges in belgium have fined a catholic nursing home for refusing to perform euthanasia on a lung cancer patient on its premises. the st aug...
Staff writers
Benedict ‘to destroy diary kept while pope’
benedict xvi kept a diary throughout his papacy but plans to destroy it, according to an italian newspaper. the retired pope apparently...
Staff writers
Pope will pray, not speak, at Auschwitz
pope francis has cancelled a speech during his visit to auschwitz this month, saying he would prefer to mark the moment in silence. the vati...
Staff writers
Brexit ‘won’t affect pilgrimages’
a pilgrimage director has dismissed claims that pilgrimages to lourdes will be detrimentally affected by britain’s withdrawal from the europ...
Staff writers
Morning Catholic must-reads: 06/07/16
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Don’t go looking for scapegoats, say faith leaders
cardinal vincent nichols has signed a letter calling on people in britain to “challenge racial and communal prejudice wherever it is found”,...
Staff writers
Mexico high court poised to re-examine abortion law
The case of a woman who requested an abortion in 2013 has prompted scrutiny of the country's law on abortion
Catholic News Service
Dominicans to return parishes to dioceses
the dominicans are to hand parishes in glasgow and durham back to their respective dioceses. the english province of the dominicans released...
Staff writers
Mary Kenny: Iceland’s moral victory
it is claimed that the french philosopher albert camus once said that “what i’ve learned about morality i’ve learned from football”. the act...
Mary Kenny
What draws Muslims to the Church
hilaire belloc wrote in 1938 that “islam is apparently unconvertible”. but since the archdiocese of vienna reported five to 10 baptismal req...
Jacob Fareed Imam
Keep calm and carry on, Britain
the immediate reaction to the brexit vote in the international media and financial markets illustrates again the complacency and vacuity of ...
Conrad Black
The words all priests need to hear
it’s become something of a routine now. pope francis delivers a spontaneous lambasting of priests who do this or that which he disapproves o...
Fr Raymond de Souza
This might actually be Orthodoxy’s Vatican II
the long-awaited great and holy council of orthodoxy closed its deliberations in crete on june 26. given the tensions surrounding its convoc...
Fr Mark Drew
Brexit ‘won’t affect pilgrimages to Lourdes’
A pilgrimage director has dismissed claims that Lourdes pilgrims will suffer following Britain's withdrawal from the EU
Madeleine Teahan
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