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Varadkar: I'll push Pope on accepting same-sex families
Irish ministers are stepping their criticisms of Church teaching ahead of the World Meeting of Families
Staff Reporter
Congolese Catholics urge cardinal to run for president
Cardinal Laurent Monsengwo Pasinya said he has 'other things to do'
Susan Byron
Belgium's euthanasia nightmare
As children are put to death, Belgium's experience shows the 'slippery slope' is real
Niall Gooch
The best of the web
✣ highlights from the week online the priest sacked for preaching catholicism much is written about the intolerance of students banning what...
Staff writers
In brief
managua tens of thousands rally in support of nicaragua’s bishops a huge crowd of nicaraguans marched in support of their bishops in the cap...
Staff writers
Britain: Free speech in peril
local councils are increasingly trying to silence pro-life groups a pro-life charity has condemned a london council for its “authoritarian a...
Nick Hallett
End of life: Belgium’s shame
three children were given euthanasia during 2016 and 2017 one striking thing about modern western societies is how quickly bioethical practi...
Niall Gooch
Back to school after Goldman Sachs
a year of celebrations begins at stonyhurst this september, marking the college’s 425th anniversary. founded in 1593 in saint omer, the scho...
Stephen Withnell
Fr Matthew Pittam: Summoned by bells
i have been the priest of a small, rural parish for several years now. our church is a modest and modern building which sits well in its vil...
Fr Matthew Pittam
To the friends I’ve known
reading commonweal magazine recently, i was struck by this line by jerry ryan, a little brother of jesus: “i have lost contact with so many ...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
Pope Francis may not meet abuse survivors in Ireland, says archbishop
The Archbishop of Dublin said it would be 'great' if a meeting could be arranged but that 'time is very tight'
Staff Reporter
UK Supreme Court ruling on withdrawing hydration morally wrong, bishop says
It is never compassionate to remove food and drink to cause death, Bishop John Wilson said
Simon Caldwell
Want to deal with abusive clergy? Look to medieval times, says historian
St Peter Damian said lack of fear of the Lord and His last judgment leads to prelates going astray
Carol Glatz
Catholic universities rescind honorary degrees from Archbishop McCarrick
The Catholic University of America and Fordham University expressed their sympathy with the 'pain' of survivors
Catholic News Service
US bishop calls for McCarrick to be laicized
Bishop Michael Olson of Fort Worth, Texas called for his 'prompt reduction' to the laity
Mark Pattison
Doctors and families in UK can now remove life support without court permission
The Supreme Court ruled that food and drink can be removed from patients in a vegetative state if doctors and families are agree
Staff Reporter
Irish bishops reiterate that Catholic hospitals cannot perform abortions
The bishops handed a newly released code of ethics to the government earlier this month
Staff Reporter
Is a Catholic mother’s place really in the home?
Why shouldn't Catholic motherhood be a career in itself?
Joanna Bullivant
Will Catholic Religious Education survive?
A new report raises the prospect of state-appointed 'experts' deciding what Catholic schools should teach
Andy Lewis
Why, despite everything, I am still a Catholic
I joined for the faith, I discovered humanity
Tim Stanley
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