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Rupnik art dispute more complicated than it appears, argues art historian
as accusations of sexual abuse have mounted against father marko rupnik, his art has increasingly come into question and under the microscop...
Elise Allen
Over 200 Christians arrested in Eritrea in past twelve months
the east african country of eritrea has been ranked as one of the most dangerous countries in the world for being a follower of jesus. a 3 j...
Ngala Chimton / Crux
Disappearance of Traditional Mass would impoverish the world both spiritually and culturally
today the times has published a letter from 48 intellectuals, artists, politicians and celebrities, both catholic and non-catholic, begging ...
Joseph Shaw
SPECIAL REPORT: Jerusalem's Armenian ceramics tell a story of Christian craftsmanship against the odds
balian ceramics is a tranquil space on nablus road, one of the busy thoroughfares in occupied east jerusalem. a group is taking a potte...
CaitlinKelly
You know British politics is out of kilter when George Galloway appears a feasible Catholic option
has an upcoming uk general election ever looked like such a pointless exercise as the one catholics will be facing on 4 july. the catholic v...
Thomas Edwards
Going to the polls: a very difficult choice for conscientious Christians
it is of course the case that the outcome of any general election is undecided until it actually happens; the voters could change their mind...
The Catholic Herald
‘Pride’ versus Catholic schools: It's a full-scale assault and is focused on our children
we are living through an intense culture war. the aim is to overwhelm our christian civilisation upon which so much of our human flouri...
Gavin Ashenden
Vatican issues strict new rules for employees, from tattoos and piercings to cohabitation
employees at st. peter’s basilica may not have visible tattoos or piercings, and theoretically could be suspended if they do, according to n...
Crux Staff
Voting with faith and good conscience
the days are rightly over when the catholic herald took it upon itself to tell its readers how to vote, or which candidates migh...
Prof Andrew Tettenborn
German Synodal Way: Vatican demands changes to controversial new Church body
rome – as part of an ongoing tug of war with the german bishops over the country’s controversial reform path, the vatican has asked that sev...
Elise Allen
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