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Cardinal Nichols: 'Long Live The King'
cardinal nichols’s loyal address to his majesty on behalf of the catholic church in england and wales. on behalf of the catholic community i...
Archbishop Vincent Nichols
Vatican probe criticises Newcastle bishop for 'errors of judgement' - but rejects lockdown parties as myth
the bishop of hexham and newcastle resigned last year following “a succession of errors of judgement”, a vatican investigation has found. bu...
Simon Caldwell
Christian women and girls in Burkina Faso wear burqas to avoid attacks from Islamic extremists
christian women and girls in burkina faso need to wear burqas to avoid attacks from islamic extremists, according to a priest in the country...
The Catholic Herald
The King's coronation oath: an explainer for Catholics
the order of service for the coronation of king charles on saturday is now available online , and a very interesting read it is. the central...
Melanie McDonagh
Karl Lagerfeld’s world was never far from referencing the Church
this year’s met gala, which took place yesterday, chose karl lagerfeld as its theme. although i served a brief apprenticeship in the sartori...
Karl Gustel Warnberg
Irish nuns should be thanked - not demonised
a good news story related to irish catholicism featured across mainstream news outlets this week as 21 cameroonian women travelled to irelan...
Dualta Roughneen
Schism looms over the Anglican Communion - but it isn't going to happen
from last week, the anglican communion exists in two different realities, or perhaps two different dimensions. it may be not unlike the diff...
Gavin Ashenden
'Careless words cost lives' - reflections on recent statements from the Pontifical Academy for Life
a number of news outlets have picked up the story that archbishop vincenzo paglia, president of the pontifical academy for life, has appeare...
David Albert Jones
DeSantis is right about the death penalty - in some cases it can be morally justified
catholic organisations have called a new florida law that ends the unanimous jury requirement in death penalty sentencing “stunning” and a “...
Laura Perrins
Pontifical Academy for Life president says assisted suicide 'feasible'
the italian archbishop in charge of the pontifical academy of life has said that assisted suicide is “feasible” under certain conditions. ar...
Simon Caldwell
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