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US Catholic Leaders of Today 2022: Military
lloyd austin united states secretary of defence lloyd austin, 69, is a retired us army four-star general who serves as the 28th united state...
The Catholic Herald
Confirmation: Christopher Columbus's remains entombed in Seville Cathedral – and he likely was Jewish
after an investigation lasting two decades scientists in spain claim to have confirmed that the remains of christopher columbus are entombed...
The Catholic Herald
The cynical politics (and politicians) endorsing assisted dying and abortion
this is a bleak time to be pro-life. the holistic vision of human life from conception to natural death as being invested with dignity and w...
The Catholic Herald
Napa Institute in London, April 2024
working together with the herald to strengthen catholic mission . the napa institute, which seeks to further the mission of the church in th...
The Catholic Herald
‘For Love of My People, I Will Not Stay Silent’: Italian priest whose ‘martyrdom’ inspired locals to speak out against organised crime
rome – thirty years ago today, a young italian priest was gunned down by a mafia hitman as he was preparing to say mass, thereby giving his ...
John L Allen
Travelling together?
i write these words on 9 october, as the synod on synodality officially launches its two-year process of… well, i’m not sure just what. you ...
Ken Craycraft
Obituary: Fr Ian Ker was a priest and scholar who opened up Newman’s thought to the world
fr ian turnbull ker, the leading scholar on the life and work of st john henry newman, died on 5 november. he was a brilliant writer and bio...
Paul Shrimpton
Gillian Keegan announces 'landmark decision' to lift faith-based admissions cap on free schools
education secretary gillian keegan has announced plans to lift the notorious faith-based admissions cap on new free schools. following lobby...
Simon Caldwell
Analysis: Pope Francis's promotion of women a more complicated narrative than it appears
pope francis made some high profile appointments heading into last weekend, naming sr. nathalie becquart and fr. luis marín de san martín as...
Christopher Altieri
Bishops launch new 'academically rigorous' Religious Education Directory
education consultant edmund adamus explains what the catholic education service's new directory will mean for catholic schools in england an...
Edmund Adamus
Starmer replaces historical British paintings at No 10 with 'anti-clerical' Portuguese artist
queen elizabeth i and sir walter raleigh have gone the same way as william ewart gladstone and margaret thatcher at no 10 downing street, th...
James Jeffrey
On Pilgrimage with Mark Hix
where would you go? a few years ago i was due to go to southern india. we’d planned to stay somewhere quite remote that you could onl...
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Erdő and Tagle: still in pole position to succeed Francis after Ouellet allegation
cardinal marc ouellet – a potential successor to the pope and a noted conservative from canada – may now be ruled out of the papal successio...
Staff Reporter
EDITORIAL: Time to rally and oppose the advancing culture of death
at the end of this month, on 29 november, mps will debate kim leadbeater’s “choice at the end of life” bill to allow assisted suicide for th...
The Catholic Herald
A busy week in Rome: World Children's Day, China, Palestine and a distinct lack of taxis
rome – sometimes a week on the vatican beat doesn’t offer up one grand narrative, but instead supplies a series of vignettes illustrating th...
John L Allen
Pope Francis in Marseille: migrants should be viewed as gifts, not as a burden
marseille – after a week of rising tensions within europe amid a surge in migrant arrivals, with some countries, including france, taking me...
Elise Allen
A bittersweet correspondence between Rainer Maria Rilke and his gardener friend
nick ripatrazone looks at letters around a garden by rainer maria rilke, written to his close friend antoinette, a gardener, a century ago. ...
Nick Ripatrazone
Michael de la Bédoyère and growing up with the Catholic Herald
stephen le la bédoyère remembers his father michael, who edited the catholic herald between 1934 and 1962, on the 50th anniversary of his de...
Steve de la Bedoyere
The Christmas School of Joy, with the Archbishop of Southwark
once again at christmas our blessed lady and st joseph invite us to meet their child: god’s son, the infant saviour and prince of peace. but...
Archbishop John Wilson
In football, we find 'a simple version of the great quest for salvation'
the world cup began on sunday. i love football as much as the next woman, but i do have some interest in this tournament: my brot...
Katherine Bennett
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