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Thérèse Coffey is being smeared because she values human life
abortion remains morally objectionable to many people, and not just catholics. science has revealed that life begins at conception and logic...
Simon Caldwell
Liz Truss: should Catholics be happy with the UK's new Prime Minister?
in the end, the result was no shock, as tory veteran liz truss defeated rishi sunak to become the uk’s next prime minister. it may seem odd ...
The Catholic Herald
McElroy vs Cordileone: the battle for American Catholicism
the elevation of the bishop of san diego, rather than the archbishop of san francisco, to cardinal this summer demonstrates the extent to wh...
The Catholic Herald
'A farce beyond measure': the queering of Joan of Arc
st joan of arc, the “maid of orleans”, is one of history’s greatest heroines. a mystic who led an army into battle at the age of 17 after re...
Simon Caldwell
Persecution of Church officials in Nicaragua intensifies
despite protests from the latin american church and an appeal from the vatican for dialogue a understanding, the nicaraguan government conti...
Eduardo Campos Lima
Preaching to the unconverted
catholic spectacle and rome’s jews: early modern conversion and resistance emily michelson princeton university press, £30, 352 pages in 155...
Stefan Bauer
The less dangerous US Supreme Court
in federalist paper number 78, alexander hamilton famously contended that the judiciary would be “the least dangerous” of the three branches...
Ken Craycraft
A fighter for rights
sheila clare hollins – formally known as baroness hollins of wimbledon in the london borough of merton and of grenoside in the county of sou...
Simon Caldwell
Feeding the nation sustainably
as preparations are made to return to school i begin to think of winter stews with barley and log fires, crisp mornings, hot chocolate and a...
charlie-hart
Anscombe leads calls for 'Charlie's Law' after death of Archie Battersbee
an internationally-respected catholic bioethics centre has called for urgent reforms of uk law after doctors ended the life of a brain-damag...
Simon Caldwell
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