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Science and faith: Lust and the case for nuance
‘adultery in the heart is committed not only because a man looks in a certain way at a woman who is not his wife but precisely because he is...
Quentin de la Bedoyere
Comments of the week
electing bishops is a catholic tradition sir – in your leading article on the dispute over the appointment of a new bishop of ahiara, nigeri...
The Catholic Herald
Fine art: Duffed up by Grayson in a padded room
grayson perry serpentine gallery, london, until sept 10 who’s a clever boy then? grayson perry, it seems, to his many admirers. hitherto i’v...
Jonathan Keates
Pastor Iuventus
a bold diagnosis of a declining church archbishop allen vigneron of detroit has published an interesting document called unleash the gospel ...
Pastor Iuventus
The Catechism is right, we do not need limbo
Our knowledge of God’s mercy gives us sufficient reason to believe children who die unbaptised can be saved
Nicholas Senz
Jenny McCartney: There’s more to Westminster than greasers and fixers
it was louis heren, a foreign correspondent for the times, who said – in words famously cited by jeremy paxman – that when a politician told...
Jenny McCartney
Mary Kenny: What Tatler gets wrong about dinner parties
polite society during my parents’ lifetime deemed that nice people did not discuss politics or religion when guests were present. “how stuff...
Mary Kenny
If Jeremy Corbyn is prime minister on Friday, I'll eat my clerical collar
If I were a betting man, I would be putting money on a Conservative majority of seventy seats
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
Rome’s come a long way since Dickens
in 1845, charles dickens witnessed a public execution in rome. a man had been found guilty of beating a bavarian noblewoman to death with he...
Jonathan Wright
Atheism’s harsh consequences
i fear we are losing the capacity for proportionate response to misbehaviour, to temper justice with mercy, to forgive the penitent and to r...
Conrad Black
What Pope Francis got right - and wrong - in his attack on libertarianism
Mainstream believers in the free market do not think that ‘all relationships that create ties must be eliminated’
Philip Booth
Professor teaches Twitter course on St Augustine's 'City of God'
The professor, Chad Pecknold, was shocked when thousands signed up for the 15-week seminar
Kelly Seegers
Science and faith: The Greek prophet of the Gospel
when cardinal joseph ratzinger spoke to his fellow bishops on the subject of conscience and law in 1991, he referred to socrates, the pagan,...
Quentin de la Bedoyere
A year to look backwards
The anniversaries of 2017 are a chance to ponder events that profoundly shape the world today
Fr Raymond de Souza
A year to look backwards
the anniversary is the columnist’s reliable friend. nothing in the news today worthy of comment? how about the news of 10, 50 or 100 years a...
Fr Raymond de Souza
The Pope's example in tackling anti-Semitism is a model for all leaders
Work to reach out to communities and confront anti-Semitic mindsets should not be underestimated
John Mann and Nusrat Ghani
Pope would permit Festing to be re-elected as Order of Malta leader
Fra' Matthew Festing said if the Order of Malta wanted him to return, he would have to consider it
Dan Hitchens
Handwritten speech delivered by Pope before 2013 conclave is released
The then Cardinal Bergoglio urged cardinals to elect a Pope who would go to the peripheries
Associated Press
God's voice is heard through humility, Franciscan tells Pope at retreat
Pope Francis and ten members of the curia are into the fourth day of their Lenten retreat
Catholic News Service
The Church is now in a full-blown civil war over doctrine
Cardinal Coccopalmerio's book is only the latest example of Catholic teaching being questioned
Dan Hitchens
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