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Lives remembered: Christopher Cviic
Christopher (Krsto) Cviic was born in 1930. He died on December 11 2010, aged 80
Fr Leo Chamberlain
Archbishop puts Confirmation before Communion
Archbishop Kelly of Liverpool has reversed the usual order of sacraments in his diocese
David V Barrett
Morning Catholic must-reads: 25/01/11
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
The Government is wasting its time trying to measure happiness
Teaching 'well-being' at school is also hard to justify. Children are better off studying great works of literature
Francis Phillips
Couples do not have a right to a Catholic wedding, says Pope
Pope Benedict says that too often couples see marriage preparation as a bureaucratic obstacle
Cindy Wooden
Morning Catholic must-reads: 24/01/11
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Debate: Has the Church been 'pathetic' in the fight against abortion?
Or would aggressive interventions in politics be counter-productive?
The Catholic Herald
My encounter with the truly charismatic founder of L'Arche
For 46 years Jean Vanier has travelled the world spreading a transformative message. Yesterday I saw him at Blackfriars
Francis Phillips
Ten Catholic heroes of the Holocaust
As International Holocaust Remembrance Day approaches, Simon Caldwell tells the remarkable stories of 10 lesser-known heroes
Simon Caldwell
Students see signs of hope for Christian unity
Student Christian Movement sees revival of interest in ecumenical Christianity as it prepares for annual conference
Staff Reporter
Gove asked to consider new model of Catholic academy
Catholic Education Service urges Government to consider voluntary-aided academies part-funded by Catholics
Mark Greaves
Today's Catholic must-reads: 12/01/11
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
The hermit who lived for 15 years in a tomb
St Anthony of Egypt (January 17) inspired a new ideal by seeking spiritual growth in the desert
Spiritual Life
English lessons for parents
St Paul’s Catholic High School in Wythenshawe, Greater Manchester, offers English lessons to parents
Staff Reporter
Pupils enjoy raising money for World Aids Day
Pupils at St Benedict’s School in Ealing, West London, raise money for the Raphael Centre in the Eastern Cape of South Africa
Staff Reporter
Top player returns to school
Catholic rugby player visits St Ambrose College in Cheshire
Staff Reporter
New DVD celebrates nurse
A new film about a former Leeds nurse, Sylvia Wright OBE, has been launched on DVD
Staff Reporter
Pope urges Pakistan to scrap blasphemy law
In state of the world address Pope Benedict says threats to religious freedom abound, even in the west
Cindy Wooden
Debate: Should married former Anglicans be allowed to become priests?
As an ordinariate looks set to be established by next week, the debate about married priests reopens
The Catholic Herald
Shakespeare did write Lear; what is more, he was a Catholic
Sir Derek Jacobi is wrong to think that Shakespeare could not have written his own plays; the greatest poet and dramatist of all times was an Englishman and a Catholic
Francis Phillips
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