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How Jean Vanier changed my life
i first met jean vanier in the unlikely surroundings of the boardroom at goldman sachs. he was a large man, completely at ease in the corpor...
Rosa Monckton
Will Pakistan's blasphemy laws ever be reformed?
“because of cases in which people are falsely accused of blasphemy, the whole of pakistani society is suffering. many people would say we ar...
John Pontifex
How Britain failed Asia Bibi
at last, asia bibi is free. six months after her acquittal on a trumped-up charge of blasphemy, the pakistani government has confirmed that ...
David Alton
Diary: Don't dismiss punctuality as a minor virtue
in budapest last weekend, i loved the collision of architectural styles: onion-domed churches from the east; classical palaces from italy; t...
Harry Mount
Church officials disagree over the EU's future
as voters across europe prepare to elect a new european parliament, bishops have urged continued support for the european union against a cu...
Jonathan Luxmoore
'Censorship zones prevent real choice': the battle over pro-life vigils
when richmond council became the second local authority to impose a “buffer zone” around an abortion clinic, it set aside £100,000 of taxpay...
Simon Caldwell
World News: from Buenos Aires to Bhopal
philadelphia pro-lifers rally after ‘shame on you’ videos a series of videos by a pennsylvania politician has prompted more than 1,000 pro-l...
Staff writers
Meanwhile... Cardinal climbs down manhole
a polish cardinal has provoked anger from italy’s deputy prime minister after climbing down a manhole to restore electricity to a state-owne...
Staff writers
Ontario court: Doctors must refer patients for abortion, assisted suicide
ontario’s highest court has ruled that doctors who object to procedures such as abortion and assisted suicide must refer patients to another...
Catholic News Agency
'Good afternoon, fellow fanatics!' What I saw at the March for Life
london’s second march for life was preceded, like last year's, by an all-night vigil for life at the dominican rosary shrine. it nearly didn...
Corinna Turner
Alabama Senate outlaws abortion, setting up Supreme Court Roe v. Wade challenge
the alabama senate approved a bill thursday that will outlaw nearly all abortion in the state. the bill, which is expected to be signed by g...
Catholic News Agency
Papal almoner restores power to building occupied by homeless
cardinal konrad krajewski climbed down a manhole saturday to restore the power supply to a disused, italian state-owned property in rome whe...
Catholic News Agency
Four bishops sign on to letter voicing concerns with Equality Act
four u.s. bishops, chairmen of u.s. conference of catholic bishops committees or subcommittees, have signed on to a letter voicing religious...
Catholic News Agency
Canadian MPs fight to protect doctors, patients against euthanasia
canadian members of parliament are attempting to pass a law that would protect the conscience rights of doctors, as government leaders look ...
Catholic News Agency
Confused about life? Listen to the Good Shepherd, Pope Francis advises
on sunday, pope francis advised listening to and speaking with christ the good shepherd in prayer, so that one can be guided on the right pa...
Hannah Brockhaus/CNA
Pope sends cardinal to Lesbos as refugees continue to arrive
when a greek priest suggested that if greece found a home for all the migrants and refugees in its camps, turkey would just let more come ov...
Catholic News Service
Heretic of the Week: Emanuel Swedenborg
emanuel swedenborg (1688-1772) was – not too surprisingly, given his name – a native of sweden. emanuel’s father, jesper swedenborg, was the...
Charles Coulombe
Sacred mysteries and cheeky cigarettes
greek roads are a fascinating experiment in libertarianism. on an almost empty motorway, a fellow driver used the hard shoulder to overtake ...
Tim Stanley
A very Spanish kind of populism
the outcome of spain's recent general election has plunged national politics into uncertainty. the spanish socialist workers’ party (psoe) i...
Tom Gallagher
For Australian Catholics, this could be a high-stakes election
religious freedom, religious education and pro-life issues are all at stake in the australian federal election on may 18. led by bill shorte...
Natasha Marsh
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