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Murdered US nuns remembered for helping the needy
A man has been charged with two counts of capital murder in the killing of Sister Margaret Held and Sister Paula Merrill
Associated Press
Would-be suicide bomber attacks priest with axe at Sunday Mass
Indonesian police say the congregation restrained the 18-year-old assailant
Associated Press
Morning Catholic must-reads: 29/08/16
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Under today's laws, Wilde's relationships with boys would have earned him a harsher sentence
The law in Wilde's time was not overly concerned with the age of his sexual partners
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
Cafod praises historic peace deal between Colombia and rebel fighters
A peace deal has been reached in Colombia which will see the end to the longest internal armed conflict in the western hemisphere
Staff Reporter
Glasgow police say graffiti incident at Catholic school is a 'hate crime'
Police said the graffiti was of a sectarian nature
Staff Reporter
PODCAST: The Pope reaches out to America
Find out what's really happening in the Catholic Church
Staff Reporter
Nuns cannot wear their habits on our beaches, says deputy mayor of Nice
The deputy mayor of Nice said that both habits and burkinis were banned on local beaches in an interview yesterday on Radio 4
Madeleine Teahan
Scholars divided over authority of Amoris Laetitia
The canon lawyer Kurt Martens said that Amoris Laetitia had to be interpreted in line with previous Church teaching
Dan Hitchens
Priest pulled from rubble says rescue was a 'great miracle'
A priest and nun were among those who survived Wednesday's earthquake against the odds
Associated Press
In brief
pope prays for victims of turkey bombing pope francis offered prayers on sunday for the victims of a terrorist attack in turkey. the attack,...
Staff writers
Christian persecution in Congo worsens
the persecution of christians has escalated in the democratic republic of congo (drc), prompting fears that a jihadist group is gaining stre...
Staff writers
Camino pilgrims rescued after five-day ordeal
two british pilgrims had to be rescued last week after becoming lost on a section of the camino de santiago, the famous pilgrimage walk from...
Staff writers
Government defends commitment to faith
prime minister theresa may is being urged to reinstate the minister for faith to a full cabinet position amid reports that the post is being...
Staff writers
Comments of the Week
build bridges with muslims – but be honest sir – i suggest that robert pellegrinetti think more critically about islam (letter, august 12). ...
The Catholic Herald
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Fine art: South American art emerges through the cracks
under the same sun: art from latin america today south london gallery, until september 11 in what remains of middle-class argentina, everyon...
Miguel Cullen
Briefly noted
liberating the gospel by david smith (dlt, £12.99) . the author, a former minister of eden chapel, cambridge, now lectures in divinity at ab...
Staff writers
Lectio Divina
luke 14:1, 7-14 1 one sabbath jesus went to eat a meal at the home of one of the leading pharisees; and people were watching jesus closely. ...
Mgr Anthony Abela
God’s nature: playful or the Cross?
it’s funny when you can learn a lesson and catch a glimpse of the divine. recently, in a grocery store, i witnessed the following incident. ...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
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