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Vatican warns German bishops of ‘legal consequences' over disputed ‘Synodal Committee’
rome – as the german bishops meet this week to advance their national reform process, the vatican has threatened canonical action if they re...
Elise Allen
Death at the hands of the state: MPs push for broader access ahead of assisted-dying Bill
london - scores of mps are pushing for broader access to assisted suicide ahead of the introduction of a bill to legalise the practice. they...
Simon Caldwell
American Catholic leading relief efforts to evacuate Afghan refugees
one of the leading relief operations that is providing assistance to afghans and others desperate to flee the country is led by a catholic, ...
Staff Reporter
Female clergy make unity an impossibility
there was a period after the anglican-roman catholic international commission agreement on ministry and ordination had been published – even...
Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali
Awaiting the Supreme Court
it is a grim reminder of the situation in which the us supreme court finds itself that one of its members, judge samuel alito, has reportedl...
Gertrude Clarke
Woman sacked by Catholic school for pro-marriage Instagram posts to appeal ruling which upheld dismissal
a social media influencer sacked by a catholic school over her private instagram posts is to appeal against a tribunal ruling which upheld h...
Simon Caldwell
“Cut it down. Why should it use up the ground?” (Luke 13:7)
in sunday’s gospel, jesus tells a parable about a fig tree in a vineyard. it is striking that the owner has planted it among his vines, and ...
Fr David Howell
Unrepentant U.S. President Biden vows to promote abortion with 'every tool' at his disposal
president joe biden pledged to defend a so-called right to abortion and reaffirmed his commitment to the widespread availability of the proc...
Christine Rousselle
Church movements denounce attacks against the Yanomami in Brazil
images projected by the ngo instituto socioambiental on the national congress building in brasilia, on 3 december 2020. (evaristo sa/afp via...
Eduardo Campos Lima
When Anglican architects built Catholic churches
as a general rule in the 19th century, and to a slightly lesser extent afterwards, anglican churches tended to be built by anglican architec...
Michael Hodges
Potshots at Winston miss the mark
churchill’s shadow: an astonishing life and a dangerous legacy by geoffrey wheatcroft bodley head, £25, 545 pages _________ ‘history with it...
David Lough
Rising from the ashes: Notre Dame comes to Westminster Abbey
on 15 april 2019 the world watched as notre dame de paris burned. after the flèche collapsed and smoke appeared through the louvres of the w...
Serenhedd James
Pope continues to improve - but not enough to leave hospital
the condition of pope francis is improving and he is growing less dependent on high-flow oxygen, the vatican has announced. while the pope’s...
The Catholic Herald
Terrorists murder Pakistani pastor in drive-by shooting
terrorists in pakistan have murdered a christian pastor who dedicated his life to helping persecuted the persecuted church in his country. g...
Simon Caldwell
Saint Paul & Minneapolis: ministry of 'imprudent' Archbishop Nienstedt inhibited
new york – a vatican investigation into alleged misconduct by former saint paul & minneapolis archbishop john nienstedt has cleared him ...
johnlavenburg
Catholic doctor to challenge abortion reversal ban in High Court
a catholic doctor is preparing to challenge an order at the high court in london which blocks him from offering life-saving treatment for un...
CNA Staff
The Catholicism and Catholic churches of the North Riding of Yorkshire
the north riding of yorkshire (technically abolished on 1 april 1974) is predominantly a beautiful rural area. it stretches from beyond hawe...
Michael Hodges
Can a secular school have a ‘religious-type’ ethos?
katherine birbalsingh, also known as “britain’s strictest headteacher”, is not shy of media attention. on the very day that i talk to her th...
Theo Hobson
European bishops warn against ideological expansion as EU grows
europe’s bishops have voiced support for the european union’s future enlargement plans, saying it provides a unique opportunity to showcase ...
Elise Allen
Pakistani Church leaders demand swift action after lynch mob murder of elderly Christian
christians in pakistan have demanded punjab officials bring to justice the perpetrators of the brutal lynch mob murder of nazir gill masih i...
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