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Francis celebrates Mass for 1,000 prisoners
pope francis has celebrated a jubilee mass for prisoners and called on governments to consider granting some prisoners early release. at his...
Staff writers
Nuncio hails Pope’s ‘gesture of love’
cardinal-designate mario zenari, apostolic nuncio to syria, has said the pope’s decision to make him a cardinal was a “gesture of love” for ...
Staff writers
The world’s most dynamic Catholics?
when pope francis embarked on the first visit of a pontiff to asia since 1999, the choice of south korea, a relatively small country on the ...
Kirsteen Kim
The mystic who ranks alongside Chaucer
when i mention my fascination with julian of norwich to the many people who have never heard the name, their first response is usually: “who...
Janina Ramirez
Film: A convent tale of terror, chaos and new life
the innocents (12a, 100 mins, ★★★★ ) set mainly in a polish convent in 1945 and loosely based on a true story, the innocents is ...
Jenny McCartney
Exhibition: An overwhelming return to the Sixties
you say you want a revolution? records and rebels 1966-1970 is a hugely ambitious exhibition at the victoria & albert museum, aiming to ...
David V Barrett
Theatre: Declaring war on God and Mozart
peter shaffer’s amadeus at the national theatre is based on the legend that antonio salieri, composer to the court of emperor joseph ii of a...
Robert Tanitch
It’s Ronald Knox’s turn for a revival
ronald knox ed by francesca bugliani knox, pontifical institute of mediaeval studies, £48 mgr ronald knox (1888-1957) is finally getting the...
Gerard Russell
Word This Week
the 33rd sunday of the year mal 3:19-20; 1 thes 3:7-12; lk 21:5-19 (year c) ‘the lord comes, he comes to rule the earth. he will rule the wo...
Bishop David McGough
Pictures of the Week
1 cafod supporters take part a vigil for peace in syria outside the russian embassy in london. 2 flautist felix blake, a student at st ambro...
The Catholic Herald
Prize Crossword 0465
cryptic across 1 harry’s arrest is a choker for the clerical worker (3,6) 7 arrived from sodom, he visited first the royal court (7) 8 hamme...
Alun Evans
Medjugorje hotel manager jailed for extorting pilgrimage groups
Luca Cobre was found guilty of organised crime and sentenced to a year in prison
Associated Press
A Renaissance painter for the age of ISIS
Caravaggio is the perfect artist for our modern, divided era
Will Gore
New fencing keeps faithful from 'meeting in the middle' at border Mass
An annual Mass was forced to move to a new location due to the erection of fencing at a section of the border in New Mexico
Catholic News Service
Extend clemency to deserving inmates, says Pope
Pope Francis has said justice systems should work towards giving prisoners hope for the future
Junno Arocho Esteves
Faith at the centre of Mel Gibson's new film
Mel Gibson returns to the director's chair after a 10-year absence
Catholic News Service
Germany's football team to meet the Pope
The world champions will have a private audience during a 'team building' drive in Rome
Associated Press
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Take a look inside this week's Catholic Herald
Madeleine Teahan
We all thirst for mercy, Pope tells religious leaders at the Vatican
Francis said religions were called to bear 'the merciful love of God to a wounded and needy humanity'
Cindy Wooden
The director of The Exorcist is right: diabolical possession goes beyond science
William Friedkin has reached the same conclusion as the late exorcist Fr Gabriele Amorth
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
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