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Morning Catholic must-reads: 16/11/10
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Italian ski instructors visit Pope
Sport can help develop a healthy sense of competition, says Pope Benedict XVI
The Catholic Herald
Londoners mourn victims of Baghdad massacre
Family and friends of those who died in Baghdad's church attack gather for memorial Mass in west London
John Pontifex
Hysterical lies about the Pope continue. It may mean he is getting somewhere
If he were not a threat, his enemies would just ignore him
William Oddie
The NHS 'safe sex' video is tawdry and sad
Why isn't abstinence suggested occasionally?
Francis Phillips
Morning Catholic must-reads: 15/11/10
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
US must 'redouble efforts' to protect Iraqis, cardinal tells Obama
Cardinal George: America has a moral obligation not to abandon Iraqis after invading the country in 2003
Staff Reporter
Print edition 12.11.10
much of the catholic herald’s content – letters, reviews, news, extra comment and features – is not available online. this week, we offer in...
The Catholic Herald
Archbishop welcomes new priest
Archbishop Vincent Nichols welcomes Fr Vincent Malone to the priesthood at Mass of ordination in St Mellitus parish, north London
Staff Reporter
Old boys remember Fr Persons
Dozens of former students and friends of the English College in Valladolid join seminarians to celebrate founder Fr Robert Persons
Staff Reporter
Canon Christopher Tuckwell attends launch of Rosary CD
Westminster administrator attends launch at St Pauls Bookshop
Staff Reporter
Lord Acton, anti-apartheid campaigner, dies aged 69
Lord Acton was born on July 30 1941. He died on October 10 2010, aged 69
Staff Reporter
Catholic women back heroes
Catholic Women's League of England and Wales raise £81,000 for the charity Help for Heroes
Staff Reporter
St Albert the Great, one of the best scientists of the Middle Ages
St Albert the Great (November 15) recognised no division between science and theology
Spiritual Life
The last Sundays of the liturgical year should be a spiritual health check
Thirty Third Sunday of the Year: Malachi 3: 19-20; 2 Thess 3: 7-12; Luke 21: 5-19
Bishop David McGough
The priest whose preaching turned Piacenza upside down
St Andrew Avellino (November 10) adopted an ecclesiastical tonsure as a young man to escape the temptations from women
Spiritual Life
Anglo-Catholic parishes are often very close-knit: the Ordinariate will preserve that
They have prayed together under hostile pressure; now they can stay together
William Oddie
The key points of the Pope's major new text
Verbum Domini is the most important document on Scripture since Vatican II
The Catholic Herald
App allows people to view traditional Latin Mass each day on iPad or iPhone
iMass app released by Anchoright Productions in association with an FSSP parish in Florida
Shawn Tribe
Nuncio to Great Britain to retire due to ill health
Archbishop Faustino Sainz Muñoz is likely to retire before the end of the year after suffering a stroke in May
Ian Dunn
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