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A melancholy trip among the Travellers
the stopping places by damian le bas, chatto and windus, 320pp, £15 where have they all gone? well might you ask. there was a time when the ...
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
The popes and American racism
who are you? what is your name? is a work of controlled fury. it opens with an account of the chaos triggered by president trump’s executive...
Michael Duggan
Omnium Gatherum
let’ s see if i can relate a few unrelated things in my accustomed, exiguous weekly 400 words. first, a couple of weeks ago, i wrote about t...
Fr John Zuhlsdorf
Fr Matthew Pittam: Summoned by bells
i have been the priest of a small, rural parish for several years now. our church is a modest and modern building which sits well in its vil...
Fr Matthew Pittam
Prize crossword 0553
cryptic across 5 concerning, relationship of a bishop – foolish, if platonic (10) 7 gothic writer’s suppressing pressure to become a catholi...
Alun Evans
Richard Ingrams: The author who saw Ireland change utterly
when i first went to ireland in 1962, it seemed like a foreign country – more foreign than france, even though the inhabitants spoke the sam...
Richard Ingrams
Pope Francis changes Catechism to say death penalty 'inadmissible'
Cardinal Ladaria said the change does not contradict previous Church teaching
Staff Reporter
Pope Francis may not meet abuse survivors in Ireland, says archbishop
The Archbishop of Dublin said it would be 'great' if a meeting could be arranged but that 'time is very tight'
Staff Reporter
US bishop releases names of 71 clergy accused of abuse
The Bishop of Harrisburg also ordered the names of former bishops to be removed from buildings
Catholic News Service
UK Supreme Court ruling on withdrawing hydration morally wrong, bishop says
It is never compassionate to remove food and drink to cause death, Bishop John Wilson said
Simon Caldwell
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