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Fr Konstantin Budkiewicz and why the Blood of the Martyrs is the seed of the Church
andrzej piotrowski reflects on fr konstantin budkiewicz, 100 years after his murder. with his balding pate, pince-nez spectacles and boy-lik...
Andrzej Piotrowski
Deepening faith amidst strife
faith can be deepened, not destroyed, by strife, even when the suffering is unspeakable, says rupert shortt. when the renowned jewish thinke...
Rupert Shortt
A tribute to Mgr Alfred Gilbey
miles pattenden revisits the legacy of mgr alfred gilbey, a quarter of a century after his death. march 26 this year marks the 25th annivers...
Miles Pattenden
Traditional Latin Mass: the latest pawn in the Vatican chess game
vatican politics is beginning to look a little like a chess game. white against black. a battle between those who love the church throu...
Gavin Ashenden
Liverpool and Leeds crack down on Latin Mass in parish churches
the bishops of liverpool and leeds have cancelled traditional latin masses in their parish churches in the wake of further restrictions on a...
Simon Caldwell
Letter from Rome: the Roche rescript comes with all the zeal of Saul the Pharisee
cardinal arthur roche, prefect of the dicastery for divine worship and the discipline of the sacraments (photo: marcin mazur) vatican city s...
Diana Montagna
Housekeeper’s husband officially charged in murder of LA Auxiliary Bishop O’Connell
carlos medina, the suspect in the murder of los angeles auxiliary bishop david o’connell, was arraigned in state court wednesday and formall...
Joe Bukuras
The deeper we enter into Lent the harder we find it - but the rewards are immeasurable
in the fight against injustice, the targets have always been relative to the aim. the suffragettes targeted those denying women the right to...
Katherine Bennett
Laughter is the best medicine in this post-truth world
we know jesus wept, but did he laugh? and if he did, how might that help us in our struggles with the culture wars, and in our attempts...
Gavin Ashenden
<strong>Why are more Christians killed in Nigeria than everywhere else combined?</strong>
“allahu akbar!” shouted a terrorist in spain recently as he wounded a priest and killed a sacristan in broad daylight. god is great, certain...
John Pontifex
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