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Diary: by Daniel Johnson
my late father, paul johnson, was never afraid to cross swords with the new atheists, or “prometheans” as he generously called them – though...
Daniel Johnson
Bishops in US election battleground state of Iowa call out state and federal lawmakers over immigration crisis
in response to the us immigration crisis the catholic bishops of iowa have taken aim at both state and federal lawmakers. the bishops have c...
johnlavenburg
How Evelyn Waugh’s 'cantankerous' Catholicism clashed with America's literary scene at a dinner party in Florence
the conservative catholic novelist evelyn waugh (1903-1966) paid three visits to harold acton in italy in the 1950s and 1960s. i should...
‘I have called you by name’: the importance of Christian names in a world of gender ideology
names matter. family names matter because they tell a rich history and point to the deep bonds between parents and children. but first names...
BeatriceScudeler
US bishops criticise new federal regulations for advancing ‘ideological view of sex’
new york – while the biden administration’s recent healthcare-based discrimination regulations don’t include an abortion mandate as the us b...
johnlavenburg
Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati closer to canonisation, reports cardinal
blessed pier giorgio frassati could be declared a saint during the catholic church’s 2025 jubilee year, according to the head of the vatican...
The Catholic Herald
Cradle Catholics forget how easy they have it compared to us Anglican converts
the appointment of fr david waller as the first bishop ordinary of the personal ordinariate of our lady of walsingham represents not only a ...
Matthew Showering
Catholic education in Ireland: Is it a choice between divestment or falling off a cliff?
catholic education in ireland risks falling off a demographic cliff with the numbers of teachers in catholic schools professing adherence to...
Dualta Roughneen
How every phrase in the explosive Nicene Creed is packed with the power to change lives
easter and creeds go together, for many reasons. not just because the creeds incorporate easter, but also because they only exist because of...
Gavin Ashenden
Happily ever after? Secular modernity's irrational discomfort with boy meets girl
last month, the british museum briefly found itself in hot water on twitter/x. some feminists took exception to a jokey post they’d made sug...
Niall Gooch
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