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Kamala Harris' visit to abortion clinic marks ‘distressing’ first for a US vice president
new york – the head of the us bishops’ conference committee on pro-life activities has spoken out after vice president kamala harris visited...
johnlavenburg
EDITORIAL: The Church and the conflict in Gaza
five months after the conflict in gaza began, the undeclared war continues to exact a terrible toll on the lives and livelihoods of civilian...
The Catholic Herald
St Mary’s Ascot deals with first teachers' strike in school's 139-year history
teachers at the prestigious catholic all-girls boarding school st mary’s ascot are reportedly taking strike action for the first time in the...
The Catholic Herald
Provocative Catholic media network Church Militant to close following another defamation suit
the controversial and lately increasingly embattled catholic media outlet church militant is shutting down in apr...
The Catholic Herald
Despite postponement, Canadian government 'fully committed' to expanding assisted suicide, warn country's bishops
new york – the canadian government remains just as committed to its drive to expand assisted suicide despite a decision to postpone expandin...
johnlavenburg
Pray for England: A modest proposal
a recent survey showed that about half of the population in england had no religious faith at all. even many of those who claimed to be chri...
anenglishlayman
Swathes of women are involuntarily single and childless: Covid lockdowns and the ticking biological clock
‘i can’t believe you’re about to have your third baby and i haven’t even had my first,” said an old girlfriend wistfully over supper the oth...
Olenka Hamilton
Letter from the Editor: Jeremy Irons, the Cotswolds, charity and Da Vinci
on a chilly night early in december, i attended a wonderful charity dinner at sudeley castle in gloucestershire which raised money for wellc...
William Cash
Christmas attacks against Christians in Nigeria leave at least 160 dead
yaoundè, cameroon ( crux ) – attacks across nigeria’s central plateau state on christmas eve left at least 160 people dead and about 300 oth...
Ngala Chimtom
Drinking to the glory of God with 'Monastic Order'
serenhedd james talks to brian scarffe, the founder of monastic order , about his project and his vision for its future. another day; anothe...
Serenhedd James
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