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Is Catholicism in danger of becoming trendy?
as another social media 'influencer' seeks to join the church, karl gustel warnberg looks into the fascination with catholicism in our cultu...
Karl Gustel Warnberg
Own goal: the Church of England and the World Cup Final
with the world’s eyes on qatar, there’s a huge rumpus brewing in the clergy circles i move in – both face-to-face and on social media – abou...
Jeremy Haselock
Down's woman vows to fight abortion law discrimination in Supreme Court
a woman with down’s syndrome is to take her fight to halt abortions up to birth for babies with her genetic condition after the court of app...
Simon Caldwell
Podcast 27: The Spirit and Meaning of Vatican II with Mark Lambert
in the 27th episode of merely catholic, the podcast series for the catholic herald, dr gavin ashenden reflects on the gulf between the so-ca...
Gavin Ashenden
How 'victimhood' is destroying the Church
a misguided quest for equality in the church is driving us further and further away from god , writes gavin ashenden as with chess, so with ...
Gavin Ashenden
The clear Catholic overtones in Bob Dylan's most recent work suggest he may have joined the Church
karl gustel warnberg travels to bournemouth to watch bob dylan live in concert ever since his debut as a young musician, bob dylan has been ...
Karl Gustel Warnberg
Suicide rates soar wherever euthanasia or assisted suicide are legalised, reveals study by Anscombe Centre
the numbers of people who commit suicide surge in countries which legalise euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide, new research has revea...
Simon Caldwell
Ron DeSantis: a different kind of Catholic President?
two big takeaways emerged from the us midterms. the first was that the democrats were not obliterated by a republican “red wave”. the second...
Ignatius Dean
The US midterms illustrate the deep ambivalence of voters about what issues matter most
the just-completed midterm elections in the united states are a proxy for the deep ambivalence of american voters about what issues matter m...
Ken Craycraft
Obituary: Fr Ian Ker was a priest and scholar who opened up Newman’s thought to the world
fr ian turnbull ker, the leading scholar on the life and work of st john henry newman, died on 5 november. he was a brilliant writer and bio...
Paul Shrimpton
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