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Answers from the Bruderhof
poverty, disability, ageing, mental health, belonging and identity. politicians wrestle with these big issues, but they seem insoluble. if t...
Edward Davies
EDITORIAL: Raves in the naves, the desecration of our medieval cathedrals
one of the most dispiriting reflections of the state of the church of england has been the spectacle of ancient cathedrals hosting what crit...
The Catholic Herald
Analysis: What's behind rumors that Pope Francis will resign?
rome, italy, aug 30, 2021 / 00:00 am despite ongoing rumors, there is no confirmation that pope francis is drafting a document that defines ...
andrea-gagliarducci
Building on past triumphs
dr robinson regaled us with the first volume of his memoirs ( grass seed in june ) as far back as 2006. with becoming modesty he has kept us...
Michael Hodges
Happily ever after? Secular modernity's irrational discomfort with boy meets girl
last month, the british museum briefly found itself in hot water on twitter/x. some feminists took exception to a jokey post they’d made sug...
Niall Gooch
US Catholic Leaders Survey 2024: Leading by example
the herald’s latest survey of us catholic leaders reveals how lay stewardship continues to shape the narrative of politics and education. tw...
James MacGuire and William Cash
Death and dishonour in Docklands
luke sheridan enjoys a well-executed exhibition housed inside an old georgian sugar warehouse, the museum of london docklands serves as a sa...
Luke Sheridan
Police investigate Pope's surgeon for alleged fabrication of medical records
rome – a surgeon who has twice operated on pope francis is under investigation for falsifying hospital records. the italian daily la stampa ...
The Catholic Herald
Pope to Remain in Hospital to Continue Recovery
pope francis will remain in hospital for “a few more days” in order “to optimise his medical and rehabilitation therapy,” according to a sta...
Tommaso Pozzi
Cardinal Nichols peforms historic role at funeral of Queen Elizabeth II
this is only the second time that an archbishop of westminster has played a part in a royal funeral in modern british history. cardinal corm...
Simon Caldwell
French politics is suffocating the Spirit of Christmas
emmanuel macron found himself in a spot of bother earlier in december when he invited france’s chief rabbi to the elysee palace to light the...
Gavin Mortimer
Pope's Ukraine envoy to meet Chinese premier on Wednesday
rome – an italian newspaper reported tuesday morning that pope francis’s personal envoy for the conflict in ukraine, cardinal matteo zuppi, ...
Crux Staff
Donald Trump's attempted murder warns us that vile rhetoric costs lives
after the terrible attempt to assassinate donald trump, cardinal sean o’malley of boston put the problem besetting america thus: “as a natio...
The Catholic Herald
The Bible’s strange poetry
a new translation of a book exploring the bible’s foreign and divine language is a spirited defence of the sacred, poetic word, says nick ri...
Nick Ripatrazone
Chinese mainland gets bishop for first 'new Catholic diocese' since communist revolution
rome – the state-sanctioned catholic church in china has seen a new bishop’s appointment made alongside the establishment of a new diocese o...
Elise Allen
Europe’s cultural Iron Curtain entrenches as Brussels takes Hungary to court
the cultural iron curtain dividing the european union (eu) between an secular, post-national and progressive west, and a re-christianising, ...
The Catholic Herald
A time to keep silence?: The Church’s problems will not be solved by papal grandstanding
pope francis’s pontificate has now lasted well over a decade. in that time, he has published three encyclicals and six apostolic exhortation...
Niall Gooch
How are the mighty fallen – or pushed
we should beware unelected bodies censuring our politicians. i have heard it said that one of the great symbols of democratic government is ...
Niall Gooch
The spy who became a monk
on 6 november 1989, dom joseph coombe-tennant died at downside abbey, near bath, where he had lived since 1961. he was 76. the serenity of h...
Bernard Lewis
Pope meets whistleblower in Peruvian church group abuse scandal
rome – pope francis has met the man who blew the whistle on abuses carried out within sodalitium christianae vitae (scv), a peru...
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