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Britain's homelessness crisis: more explanations than solutions
"a decent provision for the poor,” said samuel johnson, “is the true test of civilisation.” that’s an uncomfortable reflection when you walk...
Dan Hitchens
Did angels really carry the Holy House of Mary to Loreto, Italy?
what do galileo, mozart, descartes, cervantes, and st. therese of lisieux have in common? they all traveled hundreds of miles to step inside...
Courtney Grogan/CNA
US Supreme Court won't hear case of states defunding Planned Parenthood
Brett Kavanaugh was one of the judges who voted not to hear the appeal
Christine Rousselle & CNA
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A December special offer on our new American edition
Robert Wargas
Morning Catholic must-reads: 07/12/18
pope francis has approved new legislation governing vatican city state. healthcare professionals must not “be forced either to participate i...
Luke Coppen
Why they shouted ‘Heil Hitler’
in a village in poland in 1942 you, as a member of a company of german soldiers, are raising your rifle at a crowd of women, children and th...
Quentin de la Bedoyere
The values that defined Bush 41
george herbert walker bush – the 41st us president – never wrote a post-presidential memoir. his son, george w bush – the 43rd president – g...
Fr Raymond de Souza
An election, an archbishop, and a tale of modern India
political interference is suspected after hundreds of christians, including a catholic archbishop, were denied their right to vote in indian...
Saptarshi Ray
Week in review
the big story of the past seven days ✣ pope addresses homosexuality among priests what happened? pope francis said the issue of homosexualit...
The Catholic Herald
Satanist statue erected for the holidays in Illinois capitol
between a christmas tree and a menorah display in the illinois state capitol, a statue from the satanic temple is standing for the holiday s...
Catholic News Agency
Pope's white Lamborghini up for raffle; winner gets trip to Rome
a custom-built 2018 lamborghini huracan coupe autographed by pope francis is back on the block, but, this time with an online fundraising pl...
Carol Glatz
Pope Francis: Advent is a time of joy-filled waiting
as the advent season begins, it is a good time to reflect on the christian call to joyful expectancy, finding hope and consolation in waitin...
Hannah Brockhaus/CNA
Brazil's bishops nervously await Bolsonaro's first moves
jair bolsonaro entered office at the end of october, much helped by support from christian voters. he courted both catholics and brazil’s gr...
Miguel Cullen
The 'migrant caravan' is testing the US bishops' stance on borders
america’s catholic clergy are longstanding opponents of immigration restrictions. in 2003, the us conference of catholic bishops issued a jo...
Michael Warren Davis
From Transgender Remembrance Day to Cafod, Catholic leaders are treading a difficult path
how suspicious should catholics be? if we’re always suspicious, seeing heresy around every corner, we’ll exhaust ourselves and probably fail...
Dan Hitchens
World news
st louis, missouri victim of shooting recalled as a ‘lovely soul’ catholics have paid tribute to a parishioner who was fatally shot last wee...
The Catholic Herald
The Bible doesn't need 'trigger warnings', just sound analysis
it’s been recommended that some passages of the bible should be accompanied by “trigger warnings” – the phrase coined in american universiti...
Mary Kenny
China agreement is a 'slap in the face', human rights activist says
Chen Guangcheng, who was imprisoned for his pro-life advocacy, said the deal was 'preposterous'
Catholic News Agency
Pro-life groups banned at Scottish universities
student associations at both the university of aberdeen and the university of glasgow have recently blocked pro-life student groups from aff...
Catholic News Agency
My country is suffering because of climate change, but the world can help
Papua New Guinea has borne the brunt of global warming. We pray world leaders will intervene
Cardinal John Ribat
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