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Catholic private school serving working-class families has to close due to Labour’s VAT change
a small independent catholic school in one of the most deprived areas of england is closing due to the new labour government’s plan to remov...
The Catholic Herald
Pope's new orthodoxy chief hits out at critics of his book about kissing
the new head of a major vatican department has defended a controversial book he wrote about kissing when he was a young priest. argentine ar...
Simon Caldwell
Pro-Palestinian protest disrupts Mass at Dublin Cathedral
the 11 a.m. mass at st. mary's pro-cathedral in dublin was disrupted by a pro-palestinian protest on sunday. videos circulating online show ...
Thomas Edwards
Rosary blessed by Pope presented to world’s longest death row inmate
an 88-year-old japanese man who at one point was the world’s longest-serving death row inmate has been presented with a rosary blessed by po...
Nirmala Carvalho
Fresh start Fra'
there are few grander titles than the grand prior of the sovereign military order of malta, and it would be hard to find more fabulous regal...
Gertrude Clarke
Watching for inspiration
as winter approaches and the days get shorter, i would usually be quietly dreading the hours stuck indoors with two small children who despi...
Olenka Hamilton
Pope Francis has landed: longest tour of his papacy begins in Indonesia
jakarta – pope francis has arrived in jakarta at the start of the longest trip of his papacy and a tour that aims to showcase not only his a...
Elise Ann Allen
Rumours circulate that Vatican-owned hospital looking for buyers due to labour shortages and debt
rome – a series of reports in the italian press last week suggested that padre pio's hospital administration has been in negotiations with s...
Crux Staff
The ruinous rise of Tripadvisor
on a recent wobbly day, i went, as is my occasional wont, to my local church. i’ve done this wherever i’ve lived – in london, athens, variou...
Violet Hudson
Tim Walz is right – JD Vance is very weird
tim walz has managed to dominate the attention of the mainstream media over the past few weeks. not because of groundbreaking policy announc...
Thomas Edwards
Music on the Moors
it’s hard to see these days, but scratched into a wall at exeter cathedral is the name of a composer who was born four centuries ago this ye...
Michael White
Legal Notebook
if the assisted dying bill does return to parliament and become law, who may and may not be statutorily protected from compulsory involvemen...
Sir Stephen Stewart
Reflections on Bishop Barron's UK visit
robert burns once wrote of the gift of seeing “oursels as ithers see us”. perspective is indeed a wonderful thing and it was something that ...
James Somerville-Meikle
African cardinal says Fiducia Supplicans has ‘damaged’ synodal process
rome – an africa cardinal who recently led the continent’s bishops in rejecting blessings for same-sex couples has now taken to task the tim...
Ngala Chimton / Crux
Obituary: Sir Sebastian Roberts, 1954-2023
popular officer and respected military ethicist. at six feet and seven inches, major-general sir sebastian roberts, who died on march 9 aged...
The Catholic Herald
The subtle Catholic spirituality vying with the dangerous darkness in Pope Francis’s ‘peripheries’
port moresby – the capital city of papua new guinea, and one of the most crime-ridden cities in the world, is a classic example of what pope...
Elise Allen
UK government rejects call for inquiry into Sir David Amess’s murder
london - the home secretary has rejected calls from the family of sir david amess mp for a public inquiry into his murder. in a letter addre...
The Catholic Herald
The Roche Rescript impoverishes the whole Church, says Chairman of Latin Mass Society
seminarians of the priestly fraternity of st peter (fssp) prepare to receive minor orders at wigratzbad since pope francis’s apostolic lette...
Joseph Shaw
JD Vance’s Catholic conversion inspired by St Augustine – and the wreckage of the modern age
the start of the 1996 film jerry maguire begins with our hero, the same-named sports agent played by tom cruise, suddenly getting an attack ...
James Jeffrey
Pope appoints medical assistant: yet another resignation signal?
on thursday, in what could be a further sign of a looming papal resignation, the vatican announced that pope francis had appointed a nurse f...
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