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Euthanasia’s march Down Under
the internationally renowned psychiatrist and holocaust survivor viktor frankl experienced first hand the utter depravity of auschwitz and d...
Bishop Peter Comensoli
Mary Kenny: Bring back digs
i’m not sure that it’s the government’s role to tell citizens what kind of homes they choose to live in, but in any case there are to be str...
Mary Kenny
How Springsteen makes us cry for troubled souls
in november 1990 at the shrine auditorium in la, a rugged, ripped bruce springsteen stood on stage and drawled: “this song is about the pric...
Madeleine Teahan
Television: Midlife affair is more disturbing than saucy
apple tree yard (bbc one, sundays, 9pm) sounds like a children’s television series, featuring a singing pig and dancing ducks. instead, it’s...
Tim Stanley
Omnium Gatherum
your planet has once again swung around to the time of year which since ancient times catholics have called pre-lent. in the traditional cal...
Fr John Zuhlsdorf
February 12 to February 18
cardinal nichols (westminster) tue: travels to rome for presidency ccee meeting, 7.00am. wed: meetings in rome (day 1), 7.00am. thu: meeting...
The Catholic Herald
Poverty is greatest challenge to humanity, says Vatican’s UN nuncio
Archbishop Auza said that the world is now 'less stable and in desperate need of concrete signs of hope'
Catholic News Service
Ex-Chinese health minister challenged over organ trafficking at Vatican conference
Experts argued assurances from China aren't enough to prove its transplant programme has been reformed
Associated Press
'Integration tsar' defends remarks on Catholic schools
Dame Louise Casey said she was not suggesting any change in the law regarding Catholic schools
Staff Reporter
Experts tell Australian abuse panel Church must look closely at clerical culture
Catholic experts have told an Australian government commission that the Church needed to re-examine its culture of clericalism
Catholic News Service
Glasgow priest attributes 'miraculous' recovery to Venerable Margaret Sinclair
Mgr Peter Smith was given less than 48 hours to live after a blood clot was discovered on his lung
Staff Reporter
Pope Francis: 'Follow Mother Teresa's example and defend the unborn'
Citing St Teresa, the Pope appealed for 'courageous educational action in favour of human life'
Catholic News Service
US Bishops launch campaign urging Trump to protect religious freedom
Bishops post online letter for Catholics to send to the president calling on him to sign executive order
Catholic News Service
PODCAST: Is secularism losing its grip on France?
Find out what's really happening in the Catholic Church
Madeleine Teahan
The Mother of God is a model for times of 'incredible darkness'
Overwhelming sorrow and loss are what the saints mean by the 'mystery of the Cross'
Francis Phillips
Doctor ‘asked family to hold down struggling euthanasia victim’
The case will be examined by Dutch prosecutors to see if a crime has been committed
Simon Caldwell
Meeting the Christians of Aleppo
The number of faithful in Syria’s ancient city has fallen from 250,000 to 30,000. Now the war is over, how many of those can be persuaded to stay?
John Pontifex
Could your parish welcome a refugee family? Government appeals to churches for help
The Home Office has invited community groups to integrate refugees - but so far only two groups have joined the scheme
Dan Hitchens
Home Office to churches: help us settle refugees
the home office has appealed to churches to help integrate refugees, as it tries to meet a target of accepting 20,000 syrians. the full comm...
Staff writers
City honours Sister who saved Jews from Nazis
a religious sister who sheltered jews from the nazis has been honoured with a plaque in her home town of hull. sister agnes walsh, who died ...
Staff writers
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