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CPS rejects charges against Catholic arrested for 'thought crime' prayers
prosecutors have dismissed charges against a catholic woman arrested for praying silently outside a closed abortion facility. isabel vaughan...
Simon Caldwell
On Pilgrimage With: Georgina, Duchess of Norfolk
where would you go? almost certainly it would have to be to walsingham, medjugorje and fatima. would you make any special stops? absol...
The Catholic Herald
A salute to the restless genius of Sir Stephen Hough as he takes centre stage at Wigmore Hall
it’s hard to write about the pianist stephen hough, now elevated to the status of sir stephen, without listing his extensive claims to fame ...
Michael White
Today's Conservative Party is no place for Catholics
the catholics in the conservative party group hosted a formal launch event in the houses of parliament last week. the group says it aims to ...
Laura Perrins
The First Book of the Bible has everything
the first bit of the torah i translated was the story of noah. the dramatic events of the flood and all the heroic moments of the making of ...
robert rinder
'Freedom is ever new': The legacy of Benedict XVI’s visit to the United States endures
in a homily on april 19, 2008, pope benedict xvi noted the st patrick cathedral’s beautiful stained-glass windows, which “flood the interior...
Fr Carter Griffin
‘His heart beat with the love of Christ’
rome and the world bid farewell to cardinal george pell, as close to a thousand mourners from across the globe, including cardinals and arch...
Diana Montagna
The hope of the Church: Benedict XVI and the path to recovery
in 1969, while he was a professor of theology at the university of regensburg, fr joseph ratzinger gave a radio address in germany, asking “...
Ken Craycraft
The Incarnation and the Crucifixion are woven together at Candlemas
as it is often noted, christmas seems to begin earlier and earlier every year: certain newspapers can be almost guaranteed to have a letter ...
Fr Richard Ounsworth OP
When Anglican architects built Catholic churches
as a general rule in the 19th century, and to a slightly lesser extent afterwards, anglican churches tended to be built by anglican architec...
Michael Hodges
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