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Catholic medical community ‘deeply concerned’ by Biden's nursing home plan
new york – a national association of catholic healthcare facilities in the us is “deeply concerned” that controversial new nurse staffing st...
johnlavenburg
Baptism of the Lord: the Holy Trinity longs to cleanse us spiritually through mercy
"when jesus also had been baptised and was praying, the heavens were opened, and the holy spirit descended on him in bodily form, like a dov...
Fr David Howell
When the wind has flayed the trees: melancholia and the season
melancholy memories are part of the christmas experience for many . every advent sunday, i turn to a lovely poem by former archbishop of can...
Niall Gooch
'Dark day' for Britain, says bishop, as MPs vote in favour of assisted suicide
mps today voted for an assisted suicide bill in an historic moment which was described by a senior catholic bishop as a “dark day for our co...
Simon Caldwell
The Christian message in 'Red One'
red one is this year’s family christmas blockbuster in which santa is "kidnapped" and must be rescued (by a tracker from the naughty list) i...
Katherine Bennett
What’s in (and isn’t in) the bishops’ draft document on the Eucharist?
washington, d.c. newsroom, nov 2, 2021 / 17:25 pm a draft text of the u.s. bishops’ forthcoming document on eucharistic coherence does not m...
Christine Rousselle
March Issue – A Fighting Order
leaders the order of malta has the right to control its affairs walk this way to level up britain the us church must encourage freedom from ...
The Catholic Herald
Catholic charity puts its case to US Supreme Court in religious exemption dispute
a catholic charitable organisation in wisconsin has argued to the us supreme court that the denial of its religious exemption status by the ...
johnlavenburg
Vatican says Pope Francis "spent quiet day" Wednesday, slight fever in evening
view of agostino gemelli hospital in rome on 8 july 2021. (photo by isabella bonotto / afp) (photo by isabella bonotto/afp via getty images)...
Staff Reporter
Cardinal urges Catholics to pray for canonisation of Reformation-era martyr
a vatican cardinal has urged english catholics to pray for the eventual canonisation of the martyrs of the protestant reformation. cardinal ...
The Catholic Herald
AI and bread: Transubstantiation can cast a new light on artificial intelligence
there’s been a lot about ai in the news lately, though so far as i know, not much has been written about the relationship between ai and the...
Fr Robert Verrill OP
The rise of Protestantism in Latin America
liberation sexuality is no more successful than liberation theology , writes gavin ashenden “the vatican is losing the largest catholic coun...
Gavin Ashenden
Door is open: Pope resignation rumours grow as he repeats phrase on future
the rumour mill surrounding pope francis’ future will hardly have been calmed as the pontiff returned from his “pilgrimage of penance” to ca...
The Catholic Herald
Letters to the Editor: leave those fish alone this Lent
fish-free lent? sir – we generally consider lent as a time for “giving up something”. in pursuit of broadening our lenten horizons, the fait...
Catholic Herald Readers
Social unrest appeased in Colombia, but crisis goes on
in april, massive demonstrations exploded in cali and in several colombian cities. a combination of rising poverty, political dissatisfactio...
Eduardo Campos Lima
Centesimus Annus After 30 Years
chinese workers walk down a dirt access road from one of beijing's major air polluters, the capital iron and steel factory, 16 february 2001...
Ken Craycraft
The charms of a Tuscan Christmas
thanks to renaissance art, tuscany looks like everyone’s idea of christmas. the sheep still huddle in groups on the open hillsides, and are ...
John Martin Robinson
Pontius Pilate and Judas Iscariot: should we have more sympathy for the villains of Christ's Passion?
the lengthiest readings of the liturgical year occur at the liturgy of the passion on good friday, when we hear the longest of isaiah’s “ser...
Fr Richard Ounsworth OP
Lisbon: Why you should visit this critical trading and spiritual link between Old Catholic Europe, Asia and the New World
with five portuguese cardinals, and at least one future papabile – cardinal américo aguiar, who was responsible for world youth day 2023, is...
William Cash
Mystery of Mary Magdalene’s whereabouts in Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel resolved
an italian art restorer is “firmly convinced” she has identified the famous female follower of jesus in michelangelo’s celebrated sisti...
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