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May to lift admissions bar that stops Church from opening new free schools
The Government is to remove limits on faith-based selection, paving the way for new Catholic schools
Susan Byron
Spare a thought for Mother Teresa's mother
She did not leave her room for 24 hours when Mother Teresa told her she wanted to be a missionary
Francis Phillips
What's inside this week's magazine?
Take a look inside this week's Catholic Herald
Staff Reporter
A wise reply to atheism's strongest argument
Book review: Where is God in Suffering? by Brendan Purcell
Cardinal George Pell
Diocese seeks £2.2m to help priests in hard times
the archdiocese of southwark has hit the halfway mark in its campaign to raise £4.5 million for retired and sick clergy. the clergy support ...
Staff writers
Pope hails new saint as a model of mercy
pope francis hailed mother teresa as a “tireless worker of mercy” as he proclaimed her a saint on sunday. despite the formality of the occas...
Staff writers
Religious vow to stay in South Sudan
a group of catholic missionaries are choosing to stay in south sudan even after most foreign aid workers have left. the exodus began after s...
Staff writers
The nation where the Church keeps shrinking
even though the catholic church continues to grow worldwide, the latest annual report from the german bishops’ conference makes grim reading...
Jon Anderson
Mary Kenny: What would Mother Teresa do?
we heard sermons on slavery last sunday, following st paul’s short epistle to philemon, which is interpreted as a plea against slavery. we’r...
Mary Kenny
Actually, we should ‘radicalise’ our pupils
after the last serious outbreak of urban rioting in this country, back in 2011, the then prime minister david cameron responded with a speec...
Raymond Friel
September 11 to September 17
cardinal nichols (westminster) sun: mass to celebrate the bi-centenary at the parish of st mary’s, 4 holly place, hampstead, nw3 6qu, 11.00a...
The Catholic Herald
Triumphant in death
two days before mother teresa’s canonisation, sister isabel sola matas was running an errand in the haitian capital port-au-prince. she sat ...
The Catholic Herald
Pastor Iuventus
within easy reach of my holiday gîte is alençon, still famous for the manufacture of point d’alençon lace. typical of the seriousness with w...
Pastor Iuventus
The man who made Britain healthy again
eggs or anarchy by william sitwell, simon and schuster, £20 i once asked a francophile friend what he thought of napoleon. he replied, “he w...
Charlie Hegarty
Pro-life rally in Chile draws 100,000 as new abortion law looms
Santiago cardinal urges crowd to shout 'yes' to life
Jane Chambers
'Faith is sustaining me,' says wife of man accused of murdering two nuns
Sisters Margaret Held and Paula Merrill were found fatally stabbed in their home on August 25
Associated Press
It's not just the homeless who go to bed hungry at night
Hunger is a growing crisis in the UK. The St Vincent de Paul Society seek to tackle the issue in their 'Who Cares?' campaign
Anita Boniface
Convent welcomes first English Sister in 40 years
The Sisters at the Daughters of Divine Charity convent, in Norfolk, run a nursery, a care home and school
Megan Griffiths
Donald Trump releases video praising 'humble and pious' Mother Teresa
The Republican candidate for president posted the video to YouTube ahead of Mother Teresa's canonisation
Staff Reporter
Pope invites 1,500 homeless for pizza after Mother Teresa's canonisation
The homeless people have been given seats of honour at the Mass
Associated Press
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