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Family, vocation, the everyday work of being Catholic.
Heterosexual couple lose court battle to be allowed civil partnership
Rebecca Steinfeld and Charles Keidan say they will take their case to the Supreme Court
Staff Reporter
Cardinal Burke denies ordering resignation of senior Order of Malta official
Cardinal Burke said such an accusation was a 'calumny'
Staff Reporter
Michael Novak, noted theologian, philosopher and author, dies at 83
Novak wrote more than 50 books andwas highly regarded for his religious scholarship
Catholic News Service
Pope's tip for becoming a saint: Pray for someone who doesn't like you
Pope Francis visited the parish of St Mary Josefa on the edge of the Diocese of Rome
Catholic News Service
France bans pro-life websites that do not 'openly state' they are pro-life
Pro-lifers who seek to influence women on abortion could now face two years in jail
Madeleine Teahan
Migrants aren't a danger to Europe but a 'challenge to grow', says Pope Francis
Francis made the comments during a trip to the Roma Tre university
Associated Press
Pakistani Catholics now living in the US describe flight from persecution
They fled their home in the middle of the night after militants demanded they convert to Islam
Joyce Duriga
US Catholic bishops urge Trump to protect religious liberty
'President Trump can ensure that we are not forced from the public square,' say US Church leaders
Catholic News Service
Need for Catholic health care has never been greater, says cardinal
Cardinal Raymond Burke says it's a 'beacon of light' in a society confused about fundamental truths
Tim Puet
The world's biggest charity
No one helps the poor more than the Church. Here's the evidence
David Paton
How your parish can host refugees
on sunday, as he accepted a bafta for i, daniel blake, ken loach said his film told the truth about a callous britain. “the most vulnerable ...
Dan Hitchens
The changing world of Catholic charities
first, the good news. the past 50 years has seen millions of people brought out of poverty, thanks largely to health and nutrition improveme...
Chris Bain
A worldwide force for good
stalin famously said of the church, “the pope! how many divisions has he?” less well known is churchill’s response that stalin “might have m...
David Paton
We can stop the rise in homelessness
the latest figures for those sleeping rough on our streets show that yet again there has been a rise. government statistics show that more t...
Mick Clarke
Looking back at a tragic misjudgment
andrew watson, the anglican bishop of guildford, must be a pretty remarkable chap. he was among those young people at a christian holiday ca...
Ann Widdecombe
The degrading of marriage
last week was marriage week. this is an international celebration promoted by the marriage foundation. the organisation refers to recent stu...
Quentin de la Bedoyere
A pacifist on the front line
can a pacifist conscientious objector join the military and participate in a war while still being true to his or her principles? the film h...
Matthew Shadle
Comments of the Week
vatican double-talk on the unborn sir – in your leading article of february 10, you ask whether those unhappy with many of the words and dee...
The Catholic Herald
Word This Week
the seventh sunday of the year lev 19:1-2 & 17-18; 1 cor 3:16-23; mt 5: 38-45 (year a) ‘be holy, for i, the lord your god, am holy.” in ...
Bishop David McGough
Lectio Divina
7th sunday in ordinary time: mt 5:38-48 38 “you have heard that it was said, ‘an eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth.’ 39 but now i tell...
Mgr Anthony Abela
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