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Amoris Laetitia is destined to be forgotten
Its ambiguity cannot be retroactively clarified by private letters
Fr Raymond de Souza
My journey from Tehran to Rome
As a Muslim-born Iranian, I first doubted God, then flirted with Nietzsche and Marxism. But the whisper of conscience kept suggesting that I go to Mass
Sohrab Ahmari
Where Jesuits can lead
the society of jesus, the order known as the jesuits, will shortly convene its 36th general congregation. this gathering in rome will bring ...
The Catholic Herald
The big story of the past seven days
✣ trump names panel of catholic advisers what happened? donald trump has assembled an advisory group of 34 catholics. it includes for...
Staff writers
The best of the Catholic blogosphere
✣ highlights from the week online getting emotional at charlotte was both, amy welborn recalled talking to a young teen who “had relu...
Staff writers
Ex-Man Utd player takes step towards priesthood
a former manchester united player has made his solemn profession as a dominican friar. philip mulryne made five appearances for manchester u...
Staff writers
Cathedral draws protests with first Catholic canon
belfast’s church of ireland cathedral has appointed its first catholic canon in amid protests. while fr edward o’donnell was being installed...
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Progressio to close after 75 years
the charity progressio has been forced to close after its funding dried up. martin mcenery, chairman of the charity’s trustees, announced th...
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Medics no longer given cash to judge miracles
doctors who judge whether healings should be declared miracles are no longer to be paid in cash under new norms approved by pope francis. th...
Staff writers
Three more priests are murdered in Mexico
three priests have been kidnapped and killed in mexico in just a few days, raising the death toll of clergy murdered in the country to 15 in...
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