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I Was Very Young When I Came to the Franciscan University of Steubenville
i was very young when i came to live in steubenville. physically i was twenty-one, but in other ways i was much younger. i was a naive, book...
MaryPezzulo
The consistory of a pope in a hurry
rome – a consistory, the event in which a pope creates new cardinals, is always a carefully choreographed bit of theatre, with production va...
John L Allen
Bishop Barron: True dialogue impossible if Catholic Dems won’t protect babies who survive abortion
denver newsroom, jun 29, 2021 / 13:20 pm. bishop robert barron, auxiliary bishop of los angeles and head of word on fire ministries, ca...
Catholic News Agency
'Precipitous decline’ in US Catholics levelling off, reports PEW study
a recent study by the pew research center on religion in the us shows that the precipitous decline in the catholic share of the population t...
johnlavenburg
Spanish government continues to crack down on Catholics praying rosary in public
the spanish government has come under fire after police forcibly dissolved a public gathering of catholics praying the rosary in madrid. thi...
Tom Colsy
Pope calls for truth about ‘Vatican Girl’ as Italian Parliament launches probe
rome – pope francis has repeated his own desire that the truth surrounding the 1983 disappearance of emanuela orlandi finally emerge, just a...
Crux Staff
Pope in Marseille condemns 'velvet gloved' indifference to migrants
since pope francis in july 2013 first visited the small italian island of lampedusa, a primary destination for migrants seeking entry in eur...
Elise Allen
Tending young men’s souls during war: Kharkiv bishop on the need for military chaplains
bishop pavlo honcharuk of the roman catholic diocese of kharkiv-zaporizhzhia has spoken about what it is like for those fighting and living ...
James Jeffrey
Letter from the Editor: Jeremy Irons, the Cotswolds, charity and Da Vinci
on a chilly night early in december, i attended a wonderful charity dinner at sudeley castle in gloucestershire which raised money for wellc...
William Cash
Silent thought, loud control: the lurid rise of 'thought crime' in modern Britain
the first conceptual seeds of george orwell's novel 1984 can be traced back to his essay "london letter", written in 1944, in which he expre...
Thomas Edwards
Fauré's Requiem – Facing death through music
michael white praises a production of fauré’s requiem accompanied by sky burial, and a powerful opera about a nun visiting death row. gabrie...
Michael White
Speaking out for common sense
a few weeks ago i took my daughters (aged 2 and 3) to tate britain to look at some art, but also to try out the two children’s play areas wh...
Olenka Hamilton
Doctors battle to save 'critical' Pope from kidney failure
rome – the pope was today treated for kidney failure as he remained in a "critical" condition after a ninth night in hospital. a statement f...
The Catholic Herald
Summer of slaughter: Islamists murder 100 Burkina Faso Christians in last three months
islamist extremists have massacred about 100 christians and kidnapped many more in burkina faso in attacks since may. the last atrocity took...
Amy Balog
Kenyan inter-faith council urges caution as nation eases Covid restrictions
with kenya set to resume public worship, an interfaith council established by the government is urging believers to remain cautious. “dear k...
Staff Reporter
Designed to avoid polemics, Pope’s media blackout on synod may exacerbate them
rome – perhaps one of the most exciting moments of the synod of bishops so far, not to mention one of the most illustrative, took place duri...
Elise Ann Allen
Why are some people so intolerant about children at Mass?
i have just stomped in from an otherwise lovely day celebrating our eldest child reaching double figures. children being rather more sophist...
Flora Watkins
Cardinal Kasper joins criticism of Synodal Path
german prelate cardinal walter kasper, the former president of the pontifical council for promoting christian unity, has called germany’s sy...
Ignatius Dean
Police question man suspected of murdering Catholic priest in France
paris, france, aug 9, 2021 / 05:40 am a 40-year-old rwandan immigrant already suspected of starting a devastating fire at a french cathedral...
CNA Staff
Britain no longer a Christian country, says Bishop Egan following vote to legalise assisted suicide
the bishop of portsmouth has said that “britain is no longer a christian country” following the vote by mps to legalise assisted suicide. in...
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