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The Spanish abbot who liberated Christian slaves
St Dominic of Silos (December 20) is an example of the remarkable possibilities open to low-born talent in the medieval Church
Spiritual Life
Pope tackles abuse crisis in address to Roman Curia
Benedict XVI also recalls 'unforgettable' trip to Britain
The Catholic Herald
Full text of Benedict XVI's address to the Roman Curia
Pope Benedict XVI spoke at length about his trip to Britain during his annual address to the Roman Curia
Pope Benedict XVI
Pope recalls 'unforgettable' trip to Britain in address to Curia
Pope Benedict also talks about Newman, explaining that his much-quoted phrase 'toast to conscience' is often misused
Mark Greaves
It could be that Rome has finally worked out what kind of nuncio we need
But we really don’t know; maybe I’m being guilty of wishful thinking
William Oddie
The Vatican lights up its Christmas tree
This year's tree comes from the South Tyrol
The Catholic Herald
Print edition 17.12.10
much of the catholic herald’s content – letters, reviews, news, extra comment and features – is not available online. this week, we report o...
The Catholic Herald
Morning Catholic must-reads: 20/12/10
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
What exactly is wrong with the commercialisation of Christmas?
The more presents people buy, the faster the economy will recover: so let it rip
William Oddie
European court rules that Ireland's abortion laws breach human rights
Court rules that Ireland had breached the rights of a woman with cancer who feared it would relapse if she became pregnant
Michael Kelly
Debate: Should children be told that Father Christmas isn't real?
Or does that lessen the wonder and magic of Christmas?
The Catholic Herald
Morning Catholic must-reads: 16/12/10
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Circus trapezists perform for Pope
Trapezists perform for Pope Benedict XVI at his weekly general audience
Staff Reporter
Nuns leave Walsingham priory to join ordinariate
Three Anglican nuns at Walsingham have left their community after expressing interest in joining a personal ordinariate
Anna Arco
Today's Catholic must-reads: 15/12/10
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
The Legionaries of Christ are being rebranded: but Fr Maciel is still to be their private ideal
If the Legion is to continue its existence, it needs to change, root and branch
William Oddie
Fr Swales celebrates High Mass in Newcastle
A High Mass in the Extraordinary Form is celebrated at Newcastle Upon Tyne's Catholic cathedral for only the second time since the Vatican II liturgical reforms
Staff Reporter
Concrete walls put up around Iraqi churches to prevent Christmas attacks
Government is scrambling to build 10ft-high barriers to stop a repeat of the Baghdad massacre in October
Simon Caldwell
Ex-Royal Marine amazes pupils with account of WWII
Decorated World War II veteran addresses Year 4 pupils at Stonyhurst St Mary's Hall, Lancashire
Staff Reporter
Scottish author inspires young schoolchildren
Nicola Morgan, the award-winning Scottish children’s author, visits St Paul’s Catholic High School in Wythenshawe, Greater Manchester
Staff Reporter
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