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Union of Catholic Mothers sticking up for married families at time of 'great unrest'
the union of catholic mothers was founded in 1913 to unite catholic married women in the uk. it is a national organisation which promotes th...
The Catholic Herald
Catholic places of worship Cornwall
cornwall is liberally endowed with villages recording the euphonious names of early celtic saints – st endellion, st enodoc (“blessed be st ...
Michael Hodges
Pope starts East Timor trip with calls he name clergy in abuse scandals highly Catholic nation still reels from
dili – as pope francis begins his brief, two-day visit to east timor, one of the key underlying issues he will have to grapple with is the c...
Elise Ann Allen
Curtailing free speech is a civil rights issue
a serious and important measure was passed by the commons amid the psychodrama of liz truss’s unravelling premiership. it was an amendment t...
The Catholic Herald
'Confused and confusing': Cardinal Zen talks to the Herald about his ongoing Synod concerns
rome – cardinal joseph zen ze-kiun, the former bishop of hong kong, has become seen in recent years as something of a confessor — one who ha...
Diana Montagna
Churches 'naive' to support dubious asylum claims, says priest after Liverpool bomb attack
churches are naïve if they support the asylum claims of muslim migrants who seek to avoid deportation by converting to christianity, a high-...
Simon Caldwell
Archaeology of Jesus’ Nazareth, by Ken Dark
archaeology of jesus’ nazareth ken dark oup, £25, 168 pages this book reveals what archaeology can add to historical evidence about the gali...
Piers Brendon
Something for everyone in 2025: looking ahead to next year's Jubilee
rome is getting ready for an invasion in 2025 – a peaceful invasion of 32 million pilgrims, according to the italian statistics office. shop...
Father Michael Collins
Terrorists cut throats of Christians in raid on mission, Mozambique bishop reveals
a bishop in mozambique has revealed that extremists disguised in military uniform gathered a crowd of people together, before separating the...
Staff Reporter
Catholic media must evangelise digital world, says Pope
catholic journalists and newspapers must adapt to the digital world with enthusiasm in the cause of the new evangelisation, pope francis has...
Simon Caldwell
Beware the Church of 'perpetual initiatives, built on shifting sands'
hugh somerville knapman osb takes the long view of vatican ii as surely we all know by now, 11 october was the 60th anniversary of the openi...
Fr Hugh Somerville-Knapman
Interview: Richard Demarco on the Church, the arts, and the Edinburgh Festival
the first time i interviewed richard demarco was in the late 1980s; we were walking up edinburgh’s royal mile during the festival. he sudden...
JamesHastings
Pope laments ‘health’ of democracy across the world
pope francis has lamented the current state of democratic affairs throughout the world. calling for the fostering of greater inclusion and a...
Elise Allen
Search to begin for remains of IRA murder victim Captain Robert Nairac
the search is to begin for the remains of the british army officer who was kidnapped, tortured and murdered by the ira in 1977 and whos...
James Jeffrey
How war in the Holy Land imperils our Judaeo-Christian civilisation
i had wanted to write only theology and spirituality. raw politics always presents added complexities. it is too often the practice of power...
Gavin Ashenden
Ordinations increase in France as country continues to buck secular trends
the number of french priests being ordained in 2024 has exceeded 2023's numbers as france continues to baffle when it comes to secular trend...
James Jeffrey
Catholic leaders urge EU to be guided by solidarity in vaccine distribution
rome newsroom, feb 23, 2021 / 07:05 am mt ( cna ) .- catholic leaders in europe have urged the european union to be guided by solidarity, fr...
Hannah Brockhaus
The Psalms and Kit: The promise of peace of mind
sarah sands on her brother, kit, and the psalms. the book of psalms has already been singled out by the revd jonathan aitken for this public...
sarah sands
Westminster reports Tyburn Nuns to Vatican over refusal to accept jabs against coronavirus
tyburn convent could face a vatican investigation after a majority of the nuns refused to accept vaccinations against covid-19. the enclosed...
Simon Caldwell
‘The Pope and the President’: new exhibit charts friendship between John Paul II and Ronald Reagan
a new exhibition opening in the us seeks to highlight the close bond and collaborative spirit that existed between two of the biggest person...
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