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Family, vocation, the everyday work of being Catholic.
Friends donate painting
Birmingham Oratory given portrait of Blessed Pope Pius IX
Staff Reporter
Father and son cycle in memory of mother
Tom and Luke Vaz cycled for 12 days through challenging terrain to raise money for the South East Cancer Help Centre
Staff Reporter
Anglican priests tell parishes they are taking path to Rome
Two priests in north London and East Sussex told parishioners last weekend that they were to be received into the Catholic Church
Anna Arco
Peter Mandelson is not wise, old, or grumpy enough to be a national treasure
Here are five simple criteria for anyone wishing to achieve national treasure status. Prince Philip makes it; Peter Mandelson and Stephen Fry do not
Francis Phillips
Stephen Hawking still can't explain how something came from nothing
Even if physicists had a Grand Theory of Everything, they could not solve creation
Quentin de la Bedoyere
Hundreds enjoy the Passage garden party
The Passage, the centre for homeless people in central London, held its summer party in the College Garden of Westminster Abbey
Staff Reporter
Crossing Morecambe Bay in the struggle for life
Right to Life organises sponsored walk across Morecambe Bay
The Catholic Herald
Oratory school in Reading breaks record
Almost half of GCSEs were at grade A*-A
Mark Greaves
High-achievers celebrate at New Hall
Two students gained 11 A* grades at GCSE level
The Catholic Herald
Washing your hands may affect your moral judgment
A new study has interesting implications for how external gestures affect our state of mind
Quentin de la Bedoyere
Gay people who try to follow Church teaching may have more to weep about than the rest of us
In March I received a sobering letter taking issue with the attitude of some Catholics to gays
Stuart Reid
Europe's leaders are too weak to stand up for western values and rights
The psychological trauma of the two world wars is driving Europe to cultural suicide, according to a new book
Ed West
The Lancashire priest executed for his zeal
St Edmund Arrowsmith (August 28) was hanged, drawn and quartered and his head set upon a pike
Spiritual Life
RAF man cycles to Paris in memory of his father
Carl Fivey raised money for Action Medical Research
Mark Greaves
Ella triumphs in poetry
A talented pupil at Mount St Mary’s College wins prestigious poetry competition
Staff Reporter
Lives remembered: Bishop Alexander
Bishop Mervyn Alban Alexander, eighth Bishop of Clifton, was born on June 29 1925. He died on August 14 2010, aged 85
Staff Reporter
On teenage pregnancy, the Government is in a hole. And it's still digging
The rise in teenage pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases among young people shows that the Government strategy is misdirected
Quentin de la Bedoyere
Prison officers are sceptical that Jon Venables is really repentant for his sins
But even if they believed him, they would still be out for retribution, not rehabilitation
William Oddie
Teachers make papal chair
The chair will be used by Pope Benedict XVI at the beatification of Cardinal Newman
Mark Greaves
Marriage-saving tips that David Cameron should know about
A leaflet by the Ruth Institute could help our country stave off misery and debt at the same time
Francis Phillips
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