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Feast and Fast: Several ways to cook a pheasant over game season
cornelia van der poll finds several ways to cook a pheasant and offers some delicious recipes. the game season starts in august with grouse ...
Cornelia van der Poll
Russia brokers further step in peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan
armenia and azerbaijan reached an agreement on monday to work together for the development of nagorno-karabakh -- an ethnically armenian reg...
Desmond O Grady
ON PILGRIMAGE WITH: Fr Marcus Holden, parish priest, writer and art critic
where would you go? i would take the via francigena to rome. this is an ancient land route for pilgrims from canterbury – now in the southwa...
The Catholic Herald
Pope demands loyalty from Syro-Malabar Church after resignation of controversial cardinal
mumbai – a leading dissident in india’s syro-malabar church has expressed satisfaction for the resignations of two senior officials, includi...
Nirmala Carvalho
Abortion surges 29 per cent in Northern Ireland – calls to repeal law
abortion statistics released by the department of health in northern ireland show that 2,792 lives were ended through abortion in the year f...
The Catholic Herald
‘Fallout’: moral relativism remains TV's guiding ethic in this tale of a cyberpunk Dark Age
the post-nuclear wastes of california in which the fallout series takes place offer a glimpse into a steampunk dark age in a state of flux. ...
Ferdie Rous
The Christmas Stories
there are all sorts of reasons why we choose the mass we usually go to: maybe it’s the music, or the lack of it, or the bells and smells, or...
Rev Dr Richard J Ounsworth
Reaching beyond politics: how Pope Francis can win over Russia Patriarch
pope francis met deputy leader of the russian orthodox church, metropolitan antonij, at the vatican late last week. the meeting was part of ...
The Catholic Herald
How much did Church know about the perversions of Abbé Pierre?
when abbé pierre died in 2007 he was mourned around the world by the great and the good. a champion of the homeless for decades, and a commi...
Gavin Mortimer
The Jesuit who fostered devotion to the Sacred Heart
cover image: catholic holy card depicting the sacred heart of jesus, circa 1880. auguste martin collection, university of dayton libraries (...
The Catholic Herald
The evidence shows that assisted suicide and euthanasia 'safeguards' simply do not work
on friday the uk parliament will vote on whether to allow assisted suicide for the terminally ill, at least those considered to be in the la...
Thomas Edwards
Monks at Worth Abbey elect new Abbot
the benedictine monks of the abbey of our lady, help of christians – known as worth abbey – have elected dom mark barrett as the seventh abb...
Staff Reporter
Assisted suicide MP unveils 'stacked' committee to consider her Bill
kim leadbeater has assembled a “stacked committee” to scrutinise her assisted suicide bill, critics have claimed. the 23-member committee om...
Simon Caldwell
Why mass-migration is an inevitability until Catholic teaching is heeded
what’s really behind the “migrant crisis”? is it even a “crisis” anymore or has a normality been begrudgingly accepted that the borders of t...
Johannes McLaren
How every phrase in the explosive Nicene Creed is packed with the power to change lives
easter and creeds go together, for many reasons. not just because the creeds incorporate easter, but also because they only exist because of...
Gavin Ashenden
Pope returns to Vatican after five weeks in hospital and visit to St Mary Major
today pope francis made his first public appearance in five weeks, coming to a balcony of rome’s gemelli hospital to wave and give a blessin...
Elise Allen
New commission to address ‘broken’ immigration system
the cross-party, multi-faith commission on the integration of refugees aims to create a society where all feel welcome . immigration is a ho...
Hugh Kerr
Spanish Bishops admit 220 cases of clerical sexual abuse since 2001
cover image courtesy of the catholic bishops conference of spain the bishops of spain admit to 220 allegations of clerical sexual abu...
Tommaso Pozzi
'Irish Madonna' returns to Ireland after Cromwell-enforced exile
galway cathedral has been gifted a unique painting from hungary that speaks to the persecution of catholicism in ireland by the english stat...
James Jeffrey
The rocks of ages on which British mysticism is built
stonehenge is one of the most famous monuments in the world. the outline of the trilithons, the great gate-like constructions that form its ...
Rosemary Hill
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