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Provocative Catholic media network Church Militant to close following another defamation suit
the controversial and lately increasingly embattled catholic media outlet church militant is shutting down in apr...
The Catholic Herald
France becomes first country in world to make abortion a constitutional right
france has chosen to enshrine abortion as a constitutional right, thereby becoming the only country in the world to use its most fundamental...
The Catholic Herald
The Persecuted Church: Is Britain doing enough to help beleaguered Christians in Pakistan?
“i will die but i will not let you go in” – these were the last words of akash bashir, a young man who saved the lives of more than a thousa...
Amy Balog
A Father's Heart: Why does the Church insist on attendance at Mass?
one of the herald’s chaplains answers your questions : we were raised strict catholics. i kept practising, but i know my brother, bill, stop...
The Catholic Herald
Church leaders in Jerusalem call for ceasefire after latest loss of life in Gaza
rome – after a disputed incident in which more than 100 palestinians were killed while attempting to access humanitarian aid in gaza, church...
Elise Allen
Catholic institute criticises MPs for ignoring euthanasia abuses in new report
a catholic bioethics institute has criticised a new uk parliamentary report for whitewashing the uncontrollable spread of euthanasia and ass...
Simon Caldwell
London’s Jesuit library and archives opening their doors to all on 20 March this Lent
this lent there is a rare opportunity to access london’s heythrop library and the british jesuit archives to see all manner of relics, rare ...
The Catholic Herald
Archbishop of Canterbury apologises for not meeting Bethlehem pastor over pro-Palestinian rally concerns
the archbishop of canterbury has issued a public apology for declining to meet a bethlehem-based pastor during a uk visit earlier this year ...
The Catholic Herald
Pope back in action but still has a cold and required a hospital check-up
rome – after taking several days off due to what the vatican described as a mild flu, pope francis on 28 february resumed his normal schedul...
Elise Allen
Diocese of Westminster rescinds 25-year-old tradition of celebrating Easter Triduum in the old rite
the liturgical celebrations of the easter triduum – spanning maundy thursday to easter sunday – according to the ancient (traditional latin)...
Tom Colsy
MPs to vote on lowering upper time limit for abortions
mps will be given the opportunity to vote on lowering the abortion time limit in an historic vote that is expected to take place next month....
The Catholic Herald
Sickness forces Pope to cancel Saturday schedule
rome – on saturday morning the vatican announced that pope francis, who suffers from various health maladies and had two hospital stays last...
Elise Allen
The perverse ideology that silences good and celebrates evil
this week, the affiliation of a pro-life student society at the university of manchester has been reported across the mainstream press. whil...
Georgia L. Gilholy
Pakistani bishop hails court rejection of anti-Christian pogrom whitewash
the president of pakistan’s catholic bishops’ conference has welcomed a supreme court decision to reject a government report into the author...
John Pontifex
Former nuns in Rupnik abuse case reveal identities while calling for ‘complete transparency’
rome – two former nuns in the sexual abuse case involving former jesuit priest marko ivan rupnik, the famed catholic artist, have revealed t...
Elise Allen
Death of Catholic former Dutch prime minister highlights ‘duo euthanasia’ trend in Netherlands
at the start of february both dries van agt, a catholic former dutch prime minister, and his wife chose to die together through euthanasia.&...
The Catholic Herald
Belgian bishops could back women deacons and ending priestly celibacy in a Church more 'present in the digital world'
rome – in the lead up to this year’s closing session of the synod of bishops on synodality, belgian bishops have reportedly opened a nationa...
Elise Allen
Enlightenment pragmaticism versus sacred revolt
to rave in the nave or not to rave in the nave? the disturbances about what should or should not happen in a cathedral have divided christia...
Gavin Ashenden
Pugin's legacy assaulted and recovered: the story of St Barnabas Cathedral, Nottingham
augustus welby northbourne pugin (1812-52) was received into the church in salisbury in 1835. the next year he published his contrasts , in ...
Michael Hodges
Despite postponement, Canadian government 'fully committed' to expanding assisted suicide, warn country's bishops
new york – the canadian government remains just as committed to its drive to expand assisted suicide despite a decision to postpone expandin...
johnlavenburg
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