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Catholic chaplain at Oxford removed following safeguarding complaint
Oxford University’s senior Catholic chaplain has been removed following allegations of “inappropriate behaviour”, after the Catholic Herald was told by the complainant of a possible cover-up in how the case was handled by the Jesuits in Britain
Melanie McDonagh
Raspail’s The Camp of the Saints: Suicidal empathy is not Christian
Jean Raspail’s The Camp of the Saints confronts a Christianity reduced to sentimentality, warning that mercy detached from wisdom can become destructive for both faith and civilisation
Thomas Colsy
Mass intentions explained
A recently received Catholic asks why names are read out at the start of Mass and what pro populo means
Chaplain
Church mobilises after deadly train crash
Following a fatal train crash in southern Spain, the local Church has stepped in to offer pastoral care, sacraments, and support to grieving families
The Catholic Herald
Christians caught in Iran’s brutal protest crackdown
In a country where converts already face persecution, believers now find themselves caught in the crossfire
The Catholic Herald
The Catholic Church in Ireland must let go of its schools
The Catholic Church is by far the largest provider of education in Ireland. For the good of the Faith, that must now come to an end
Ruadhan Jones
Ireland’s vanishing families
The Iona Institute warns that Ireland is hurtling into demographic disaster
The Catholic Herald
What record high Bible sales tell us about Gen Z
Record Bible sales among young people suggest a cultural shift. Disillusioned with political binaries and moral emptiness, a new generation is turning to Scripture for meaning
Clement Harrold
Exclusive: Diocese of Charlotte reacts to first Sunday after altar rail ban
Laity and diocesan staff in the Diocese of Charlotte speak out following the first Sunday under the altar rail ban
Niwa Limbu
Germany’s “slime Mass” apology exposes deeper fault lines in the Church
A controversial televised Christmas Eve Mass from Stuttgart has forced a German diocese into a public apology, but the fallout points to a deeper crisis over liturgy, authority and theology in the German Church
The Catholic Herald
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