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Euthanasia and assisted suicide contradict Christmas, Bishop Davies warns faithful
the bishop of shrewsbury in his christmas homily is to warn against renewed attempts to change the law to allow doc...
Simon Caldwell
Bishop arrested in Nicaragua after praying in public for imprisoned prelate
police in nicaragua have arrested and allegedly beaten a catholic bishop after he prayed in public for a brother bishop sentenced to life in...
Simon Caldwell
Christmas Message of the Patriarchs and Heads of the Churches in Jerusalem
the following christmas message was released 21 december 2023 by the patriarchs and heads of the churches in jerusalem, in which they highli...
The Catholic Herald
Fiducia Supplicans: an exercise in smoke and mirrors, where spin becomes substance and appearance reality
st john henry newman once considered the possibility of the crisis that would emerge if a church council or a pope introduced a doctrine tha...
Gavin Ashenden
Pope’s end-of-year address to Church hierarchy: beware ‘rigid ideological positions’ that ‘prevent us from moving forward’
rome – in his annual christmas address to members of the roman curia, pope francis urged the church’s governing bureaucracy to be open to ch...
Elise Allen
UK's Confraternity of Catholic Clergy publishes letter reaffirming traditional Church teaching after Fiducia Supplicans
an organisation representing some 500 priests in britain has released a signed letter reaffirming the church's teaching regarding marriage a...
Tom Colsy
No, the Church has not changed her doctrine on the liceity or blessing of same-sex unions
the vatican’s latest declaration bombshell, authored by one of the most senior clerics in the roman curia, has duped the international press...
Tom Colsy
‘I want to shout to the world that I’m innocent’ convicted Cardinal tells TV show
rome — in his first major media engagement since being convicted of financial crimes by a vatican tribunal and sentenced to five and a half ...
Crux Staff
‘Urgent pleas’ from Catholic leaders for UK government to lift faith-based admissions cap
education secretary gillian keegan has met catholic leaders amid urgent pleas from the church to lift a highly contentious faith-based admis...
Simon Caldwell
Who would choose to be a Catholic at a time like this?
the phoney war is over. civil war has been launched within the church by pope francis and his recent appointee cardinal victor fernandez.&nb...
Gavin Ashenden
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