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October 23 to October 29
cardinal nichols (westminster) tue: mass – westminster celebration of the diamond jubilee of cardinal cormac murphy-o’connor’s ordination to...
The Catholic Herald
Will Heaven: My neighbour needed a Good Samaritan
i first met norman – not his real name – a couple of years before he killed himself. coming home to my flat one evening, i heard a yelp at t...
Will Heaven
Don’t confuse Jesus with Hamlet
thirty-four years ago when i launched this column, i would never have said this: restlessness is not something to be cultivated, no matter h...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
Pornography lessons? Not at my school, says Catholic headmaster
Dr James Whitehead has responded to calls for pornography to be taught in schools
Madeleine Teahan
What I owe my ‘crazy’ nuns
Our nuns taught us that strong, well-organised women can run things without being bossed about by men
Libby Purves
Inside the Democrats’ Trojan Horse
Leaked emails show that Clinton’s right-hand man helped create Catholic front groups to inspire ‘revolution’. The fall-out is only just beginning
Robert Wargas
Interfaith campaigner Sir Sigmund Sternberg dies aged 95
The Jewish recipient of a Papal knighthood will be remembered for his work in promoting interfaith dialogue
Megan Griffiths
Some progressives tried to divide the Church, says head of organisation ‘created’ by Clinton aide
Christopher Hale said many people were involved in founding CACG, but its only current aim is 'to promote the social teaching of the Church'
Dan Hitchens
'Society marginalises the elderly,' Pope tells audience of grandparents
Francis spoke about the value of older people, describing them as 'a precious treasure', at an audience with more than 7,000 people
Catholic News Service
Pope Francis makes 'Mercy Friday' visit to children's home
The visit to Rome’s SOS Children’s Village came as part of the Pope's commitment to the Year of Mercy
Cindy Wooden
Children are the most vulnerable migrants and must be protected, says Pope
The Pope has released the text of his message for World Day for Migrants and Refugees
Catholic News Service
Pope Francis: You can't defend Christianity by being 'against refugees and other religions'
The Pope told pilgrims that the sin Jesus condemns most is hypocrisy
Catholic News Service
Theresa May's anti-slavery campaign should make us proud. But the problem is getting worse
The number of those living in slavery has risen by an estimated 10 million since 2014. The PM's campaign is a good start
Luke de Pulford
Pope and Welby send bishops on joint mission
the pope and the archbishop of canterbury together sent 19 pairs of catholic and anglican bishops back to their home dioceses last week to p...
Staff writers
The best of the Catholic blogosphere
✣ highlights from the week online what do ecumenical gestures really mean? at his blog archbishop cranmer, the anglican adrian hilton...
Staff writers
Grammar schools and the Gospel
mrs may’s pledge to re-introduce grammar schools where there is a local desire for them is not merely sensible: it is scriptural. let me dec...
Ann Widdecombe
The week the abortion lobby lashed out
when cathy newman wrote an article in the daily telegraph last week promoting her dispatches documentary on britain’s pro-life groups, inclu...
Madeleine Teahan
Meet the 21st-century contemplatives
‘i didn’t want to be a nun at all,” the sister tells me. “the impression that i had is that nuns were miserable people that slept in coffins...
Constance Watson
Bach, my violin and God
most classical musicians “don’t do god”, in alistair campbell’s notorious phrase. kyung wha chung is different. ‘‘i have a deep faith,” she ...
Peter Quantrill
Mary Kenny: Hurrah for the village busybody
are villages more poisonous places than towns? conan doyle, author of the sherlock holmes stories, thought the country more wicked than the ...
Mary Kenny
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