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The world leaders attending the Pope's funeral
rome – one of pope francis’s most consistent geopolitical priorities throughout his 12-year reign was peacemaking, most notably through his ...
Elise Allen
Cardinal Müller warns Church risks split if ‘orthodox’ pope not chosen
the catholic church risks a schism if it does not choose an “orthodox” leader, german cardinal gerhard müller has warned ahead of next month...
The Catholic Herald
Fountains of grace: by Jesus's wounds our own have been healed
the glory of the lord entered the temple by the gate facing east (ezechiel 43:4) no-one witnessed the resurrection of jesus, but we can wond...
Fr David Howell
Hosanna: Palm Sunday dawns in Beauvais
before the french revolution, beauvais, about an hour north of paris on the train, was one of the “ villes sonnantes ” – the “ringing towns”...
Serenhedd James
‘I thirst’: a cry misheard
in sunday’s gospel, st luke records that the soldiers mocked jesus shortly after his crucifixion by giving him sour wine. this was the drink...
Fr David Howell
King and Conqueror is proof that the BBC doesn't get the Middle Ages
the bbc has dispensed with a significant portion of its budget to hire a star-studded cast for its upcoming eight-part historical epic on 10...
Tom Colsy
'The Face of Christ': Nic Fiddian Green's new exhibit opens in London
the journey goes way back. i was shown a way and a faith, and an understanding around the faith of christianity, in the way my father lived ...
Nic Fiddian Green
The silence that saves
in sunday’s gospel (john 8:1–12), jesus writes on the ground in response to the pharisees’ question of whether an adulterous woman should be...
Fr David Howell
St Mary's Cathedral and St Margaret's Chapel, Edinburgh receive urgent repair grants
st mary’s cathedral and st margaret’s chapel in edinburgh have received a share of a £584,081 “urgent payout” grant from the national church...
The Catholic Herald
Is the famous 'Prodigal Son' parable more about the 'Prodigal Father'?
why did the prodigal son, in sunday’s gospel, decide to come home? he had become restless in his father’s house but now he had found a new a...
Fr David Howell
The moral price of our energy: Armenia's Christians and Catholic conscience
when mother teresa spoke of "the hunger for love", she reminded us that our faith demands we recognise christ in the suffering of others. to...
Paul Polman
Why the long face? Lent is meant to be joyful and practical
in the latest march edition of the catholic herald magazine, we are reminded by dom henry wansbrough that, properly observed, the lenten sea...
The Catholic Herald
Bear Grylls to speak at sell-out Flame event for young Catholics
this year’s flame, a gathering for young catholics from across england and wales, has sold out the ovo wembley arena, with famous adventurer...
The Catholic Herald
A cinematic vale of tears: Mauro Borrelli’s ‘Last Supper’
pinnacle peak pictures, the studio behind the case for christ and god’s not dead , has released a new film well in time for easter: the last...
Julia Hamilton
Alexei Navalny embodied and died for a Russian hope that relies on Christian faith
alexei navalny – like alexander solzhenitsyn – was schooled in atheism. but – also like solzhenitsyn – navalny was influenced and baptised d...
Hannah Glickstein
Venerable English College opens doors to public for first time to mark the Jubilee
the venerable english college in rome is opening its doors to the public for the first time in its history in the jubilee year. the guided t...
The Catholic Herald
‘Rejoice in that day and leap for joy, for behold, your reward is great in heaven’ (Luke 6:23).
in sunday’s gospel, the word used for ‘leaping for joy’ in response to hatred is the same as that which described john the baptist leaping i...
Fr David Howell
Feast for the ears: some listening choices from the Herald's musician-in-residence
casting our eyes back a little, felix mendelssohn’s oratorio paulus (st paul) achieved considerable success after its first performance in 1...
Tom Winpenny
Conclave revisited: what might actually make a man unfit to be pope?
the pope and his cardinals make surprising stars for a blockbuster. edward berger’s thriller conclave, which eschews the traditional memes t...
Miles Pattenden
How to read like a Christian – and avoid lazy thinking
nearly a hundred years ago, the english writer ia richards coined a phrase that has become a mainstay of literary studies. “all respectable ...
Nick Ripatrazone
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