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Synod opens with a ‘No’ to women deacons
the final session of the synod of bishops on synodality has opened with a “no” regarding the possibility of women deacons presently, though ...
Elise Allen
Christians still attacked and killed for the Faith
“my god, it is hard to be chained and receive blows but i live this moment as you present it to me.” such was the prayer of sister gloria ce...
John Pontifex
To have and to hold: the beauty of medieval ivories
sarah guerin helps us understand more deeply the trade and role of medieval devotional ivories, writes emma edwards. a few weeks ago i was f...
Emma Edwards
US priesthood riven by ‘generational mistrust’ as conservative shift leaves younger priests ‘suspicious' of Church hierarchy
new york, crux – when asked to sum up the state of the american priesthood, catholic university of america sociologist brandon vaidyanathan ...
John Lavenburg
The music is good, but a new musical about the Gunpowder Plot lacks direction
too wordy and worthy? the music is good, but a new musical about the gunpowder plot lacks direction, says ferdie rous . in treason , we have...
Ferdie Rous
Pope St Leo the Great on keeping a Holy Lent
a reflection from pope st leo the great – sermon 46 : the right practise of abstinence is needful not only to the mortification of the flesh...
The Catholic Herald
Celebrating duty and service
it was an extraordinary 10 days of national mourning to mark the death of hrh queen elizabeth ii, not only for the pomp and ceremony but for...
Laura Perrins
Cardinal Burke drops bombshell on Synod of 'ideology' and 'schism'
rome - cardinal gerhard müller has called it a “hostile takeover” of the catholic church. the late cardinal george pell termed it a “toxic n...
Diana Montagna
How Latin opens up the world
the trouble with these boys is that the masters have been talking to them about the parthenon when they should have been talking to them abo...
Dominic Sullivan
Zelensky’s move against the Ukrainian Orthodox Church is a step too far
they say that desperate times call for desperate measures, and right now the situation in ukraine is getting increasingly desperate for pres...
Robert Amsterdam
LeRoy Carhart and how to love your enemy
when the news broke that notorious late-term abortionist leroy carhart was on his death bed, some pro-life christians on social media asked ...
Laura Perrins
On Pilgrimage with Emma Bridgewater
where would you go? the walking around stoke-on-trent is pretty amazing. i know the area because it is where our factories ar...
The Catholic Herald
Thomas More College of Liberal Arts: 'It’s a very vibrant liturgical life here’
william fahey, president of thomas more college of liberal arts, explains what sets his college apart. catholic herald: could you give us&nb...
The Catholic Herald
Pilgrimage: An evolving presence in a changing culture
april brings its buds and showers, said chaucer, “thanne longen folk to goon on pilgrimages.” indeed they did. his pilgrims from southwark t...
Simon Jenkins
No duty to die
assisted suicide is back on the legislative agenda with baroness meacher’s private member’s bill to legalise assisted dying in england and w...
The Catholic Herald
Panic is not the answer to AfD victory in former East German region
the high expectations for the far-right afd and the far-left bsw in the german polls – and which have just been borne out in the thuringia a...
SebastianSasse
Following the science on the Shroud of Turin: A skeptical scholar's overview of the surprising mound of evidence suggesting authenticity
once again, history’s most mysterious relic is in the news. according to scientists at an italian research facility, the shroud of turin is ...
John Cornwell
Sunak on assisted suicide: British PM is willing to sacrifice most vulnerable to assuage middle-class fears of death
the world of politics can sometimes be a matter of life and death, as well as being about promoting different versions of a standard of livi...
Gavin Ashenden
Climate alarmism is the modern day paganism
chesterton and voltaire gave us due warning. “he who does not believe in god will believe in anything,” stated the forme...
Gavin Ashenden
Bishop elect of Dunkeld in Scotland dies shortly before ordination service; last week he went to Lourdes to pray for his new diocese
the bishop-elect of dunkeld in scotland has died two weeks before his ordination service that was due to occur on 27 april. only last w...
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