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Veteran historian gains prize
A parishioner in Yorkshire has been granted the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice award for his work in ecclesiastical history
Staff Reporter
Newman and papal visit receive stamp of approval
Isle of Man Stamps and Coins commemorates papal visit
Peter Jennings
The king who stamped out paganism in Hungary
St Stephen of Hungary (August 16) was humble, and worked for the poor - yet did not always turn the other cheek
Spiritual Life
Mary's Assumption invites us to glimpse heaven
The Solemnity of the Assumption: Rev 11:19, 12: 1-6 & 10; 1 Cor 15:20-26; Lk 1:39-56
Bishop David McGough
Children are being confirmed too early
Let's delay the sacrament until children are 16
Quentin de la Bedoyere
Debate: Should the age for first Holy Communion be lowered?
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The Catholic Herald
Is the crusade against man-made global warming the new world religion?
The Methodist Church is limbering up for an infallible declaration
William Oddie
Nuns in Rome pray for Russia for more than half a century
Convent was established by Pope Pius XII
The Catholic Herald
Morning Catholic must-reads: 12/08/10
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Firm selling papal visit hoodies calls police over anti-Catholic abuse
Staff at Catholics with Attitude said they were stunned by the messages
Mark Greaves
Building shrines for the new Blessed
Fr Anthony Symondson SJ describes three new chapels in Birmingham, London and Oxford that will be dedicated to John Henry Newman
Fr Anthony Symondson SJ
The breathtaking audacity of Romero
Julian Filochowski says the martyred archbishop had a Christ-like boldness
Julian Filochowski
Lawsuit against Holy See is dropped
Vatican welcomes the end of the lawsuit while stressing its condemnation of the 'horror' of clerical child abuse
Carol Glatz
The Telegraph may just have made a peaceful papal visit more likely
The anti-papal media – including the BBC – will now have to watch their step
William Oddie
We should not forget Newman's Dublin connection
As rector in Dublin he wanted the university church to recognise 'the indissoluble union of philosophy and religion'
Shawn Tribe
Vatican official suggests lowering age of first Holy Communion
Cardinal Cañizares says there is a case for Communion before the age of seven
Cindy Wooden
Cardinal defends release of Lockerbie bomber
Cardinal Keith O'Brien criticises American 'culture of vengeance' after calls for Scottish leaders to appear at Senate hearing
Simon Caldwell
Benedict XVI: Hope and vigilance fundamental in Christian life
Benedict XVI encourages faithful to go to Mass frequently
The Catholic Herald
Morning Catholic must-reads 10/08/10
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
David is taking on Goliath in the battle over Proposition 8
If Prop 8 is overturned the implications for American society will be grave indeed. Thankfully one organisation, the Ruth Institute, is putting up a fight
Francis Phillips
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