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St Stephen, the first Christian martyr
St Stephen (December 26) was hauled up before a Jewish court for rejecting sacrificial worship
Spiritual Life
Children of Shrewsbury diocese pray with Mary
Children at St Mary's primary school at Congleton in Cheshire start year of prayer for Mary
Staff Reporter
Pupils sing carols for Mencap
In the West Midlands, happy pupils celebrate Nativity and sing carols for learning disabilities charity
Jozef Lopuszynski
Triumph for boy soprano
A chorister at St Ambrose College in Cheshire wins the Bishop’s Award from the Royal School of Church Music
Staff Reporter
Leading actor speaks at dinner
Catholic Association of Performing Arts celebrates annual festive dinner with actor Timothy West CBE as guest of honour
Staff Reporter
Heythrop honours friends
College awards fellowships to Rev Roy Dorey, a Baptist, and Fr Kevin Fox SJ
Staff Reporter
Catholic pupil is champion
Young Catholic runner from St Bede’s College in Manchester wins cross-country relay and road relay championships
Staff Reporter
School designs house tweed jacket
Two students design a tweed jacket for St Margaret's House, one of three girls' houses at Ampleforth College
Staff Reporter
Today's Catholic must-reads: 05/01/11
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
The ordinariate is happening, at an unprecedented pace
The speed of the operation is possible because of the Pope’s personal knowledge of those involved
William Oddie
Consultors clear the way for John Paul II beatification
Doctors and theologians find that the healing of a French nun from Parkinson's is scientifically inexplicable
Anna Arco
Girl cured of chronic pain while watching Newman beatification, claims Jack Sullivan
Deacon Jack Sullivan says two other people were healed of serious illnesses after he touched them with a lock of Newman's hair
Mark Greaves
Morning Catholic must-reads: 04/01/11
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Belgian archbishop says he fears consequences of Church paying abuse victims
Archbishop Léonard tells commission that payments could also be demanded by unhappy children of same-sex parents
Jonathan Luxmoore
Ex-Anglican bishops to be ordained to priesthood on January 15
Andrew Burnham, John Broadhurst and Keith Newton will be ordained deacons on January 13 and become priests two days later
Anna Arco
My neighbour's miserable Christmas
Hearing about her experience I made an instant resolution
Francis Phillips
Three ex-Anglican bishops are received into full communion
Ceremony at Westminster Cathedral paves way for ordinariate
Staff Reporter
Benedict XVI has busy calendar for 2011
The Pontiff will make four foreign trips next year, including one to Benin
John Thavis
Pope signs new measures to guarantee financial transparency in the Vatican
Benedict XVI establishes unprecedented Vatican oversight agency
John Thavis
Papal agenda for 2011: four international trips and two books
Benedict XVI will turn 84 in April
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