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VIDEO: Catholic Herald Associate Editor speaks to GB News about death of Pope Francis
simon caldwell, associate editor of the catholic herald, speaks to gb news about the death of the holy father. https://www.youtube.com/watch...
The Catholic Herald
Vatican seeks US help in billion-dollar Catholic financial scandal
rome – while most attention to vice president jd vance’s visit to the vatican this weekend has focused on policy differences on matters such...
Elise Allen
Why BBC's 'Thought for the Day' doesn't want to hear from Catholics
the bbc’s "thought for the day" programme represents one of the very few broadcasting pulpits the liberal establishment allows and pres...
Gavin Ashenden
Woman at centre of US-UK free speech row guilty of abortion buffer zone breach
the christian woman at the centre of the free speech row between the united states and the uk was today convicted of breaching abortion clin...
Simon Caldwell
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
Doctors reduce oxygen ventilation for Pope as condition continues to improve
rome – doctors have said that the pope's overall clinical status is improving and they are attempting to gradually wean him from night time ...
Elise Allen
Pope celebrates anniversary by sharing cake with hospital staff
pope francis today celebrated the 12th anniversary of his election to the papacy by sharing a cake with staff assisting him at rome’s gemell...
Elise Allen
Diocese of Hexham and Newcastle receives ‘good practice’ standard from safeguarding agency
the diocese of hexham and newcastle has received a “good practice” standard from the agency that oversees safeguarding in the catholic churc...
The Catholic Herald
Leadbeater drops High Court judge safeguard from assisted suicide Bill
kim leadbeater has announced that she will scrap a major proposed safeguard to her assisted suicide bill, leading critics to claim that pati...
Simon Caldwell
INTERVIEW: Hon. Robert Clark on the misleading evidence at the committee stage of assisted suicide bill
for the past three weeks, kim leadbeater's terminally ill adults (end of life) bill, which seeks to legalise assisted suicide in england and...
Anthony McCarthy
Fr Calvin Robinson's priestly licence revoked after arm gesture during speech
fr calvin robinson, a priest of the anglican catholic church and an outspoken public commentator, has had his licence to minister within his...
Thomas Edwards
Trump signs executive order to restore 'biological reality' in federal policy
president donald trump has signed an executive order that aims to restore “biological truth to the federal government” of the united states....
The Catholic Herald
'Some paintings never cease to amaze': The Adoration of the Kings
some paintings never cease to amaze. they offer more and more as you give them time to. just such a picture is jan gossaert’s adoration of t...
Gabriele Finaldi
Joe Biden to meet Pope in final foreign trip as U.S. President
rome – the white house has announced that united states president joe biden will visit italy in january, where he will meet with pope franci...
Elise Allen
Diary: William Cash, outgoing editor of the Catholic Herald
i spent a weekend in late september at the cliveden literary festival, at the famous (perhaps notorious) mansion in berkshire which used to ...
William Cash
Letters to the Editor: Restrictions for assisted suicide, once legalised, begin to look 'arbitrary and cruel'
assisted suicide sir – fr patrick pullicino notes that “once started spreads quickly and it cannot be contained” (26 october). he says that ...
The Catholic Herald
You can blame Aristotle: a new play and an old love for the theatre
aristotle firmly believed that tragedy in theatre should inspire pity and terror – and who am i to contradict him? one of my plays was perfo...
Jim Green
Former Labour PM Gordon Brown urges MPs to throw out assisted suicide Bill
gordon brown, the former labour prime minister, has come out strongly against assisted suicide just a week before a crucial vote in the hous...
Simon Caldwell
Pope Francis to visit Corsica in December
rome – after weeks of rumours about a potential papal visit, the french diocese of ajaccio announced this week that pope francis will make a...
Elise Ann Allen
Cardinal rebukes Esther Ranzten for denying Catholics right to speak against assisted suicide
assisted suicide campaigner dame esther rantzen today received a rebuke from the leader of the catholic church in england and wales for sugg...
Simon Caldwell
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