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The Vatican’s long, hot summer
in high summer, rome may be crawling with tourists, but most of the inhabitants have either fled the stifling heat or are hunkered down behi...
Fr Mark Drew
How anti-Catholic are the DUP?
the deal between the conservatives and the democratic unionist party to maintain the new government at westminster has focused attention on ...
Jon Anderson
Mary Kenny: Let’s wait 50 years to judge Diana
it will be 20 years, in august, since the untimely death of diana, princess of wales, and we can expect an avalanche of remembering, and rak...
Mary Kenny
Comments of the week
would lourdes be approved today? sir – donal foley is quite right in his cautionary comments regarding medjugorje (letter, june 16). the chu...
The Catholic Herald
Lectio Divina
follow in my footsteps 13th sunday in ordinary time: mt 10:37-42 the bible society’s lectio divina is unavailable for this sunday. we reprod...
The Catholic Herald
Bishop's engagements
cardinal nichols (westminster) sun: celebration of mass at ss peter and paul, 5 amwell street, clerkenwell, london, ec1r 1ul, 9.45am. tue: s...
Mark Greaves
Morning Catholic must-reads: 29/06/17
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Sorry, Mark Zuckerberg, but Facebook can never be a substitute for the Church
Christianity is an incarnational religion. Social media is the opposite
Fr David Palmer
'Weight of old age' must not deter us from our mission, Pope Francis tells cardinals
The Pope said cardinals are called to be grandfathers who help young people find meaning in their lives
Cindy Wooden
Catholic pharmacists should not be forced to dispense lethal drugs, regulator rules
Initial proposals sought to "shift the balance" away from the pharmacists' conscience rights
Staff Reporter
When the Gospel seems too hard and unpopular, just keep preaching
For liberal Christians, worldliness is at the core of their theology, though they may not know it
Francis Phillips
Yawning youngsters inspire priest to cut homilies to five minutes
Fr Paddy O'Kane said shorter homilies might encourage families to come back to church
Staff Reporter
Clergy in Middle East must be the 'last among the least', says Pope
Francis urges priests and bishops to maintain 'evangelical closeness' to their flocks
Junno Arocho Esteves
Bishop calls on government to keep Catholic schools promise
The Conservative pledge to remove the faith admissions cap on new schools was omitted from the Queen's Speech
Staff Reporter
Why the Son sits on the Father's 'right hand', according to St Augustine
We all have the potential to be enthroned as co-heirs with Christ
Stephen Bullivant
The uncanny parallels between JRR Tolkien and AE Housman
Tolkien and Housman had more in common than meets the eye
Michael Duggan
The best of the Catholic blogosphere
✣ highlights from the week online the amazing devotion of african refugees in the national catholic register , victor gaetan spoke to fr lin...
Staff writers
Furore over Vatican pro-life appointment
archbishop vincenzo paglia, president of the pontifical academy for life, has defended the appointment of nigel biggar, an anglican philosop...
Staff writers
Scots ‘fear being open about Catholic faith’
a culture of fear in scotland discourages people from speaking openly about their faith, the head of a bishops’ conference agency has said. ...
Staff writers
Cardinal: Grenfell anger can be a force for good
cardinal vincent nichols has urged londoners to use their anger as a “force for good” in the wake of the grenfell tower fire. the cardinal w...
Staff writers
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