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Pope Francis admitted to hospital for surgery to fix hernia
pope francis was admitted to hospital for surgery to correct a hernia, and is now recovering. the argentine pontiff was put under a general ...
Simon Caldwell
Pope Francis orders Gänswein to leave Vatican and return home without new role
pope francis has ordered georg gänswein, pope benedict xvi’s long-serving private secretary, to leave the vatican by 1 july, a german newspa...
Olenka Hamilton
Cannes: An Ecumenical Matter
cannes has long been maligned as a sunny place for shady people. despite its apparent superficiality, there is a significant spiritual dimen...
Frank Mannion
Lunch at the Palazzo Taverna and CNEWA reception
lunch at the palazzo taverna on april 19, a luncheon was hosted for the herald at the palazzo taverna on via di monte giordano in rome by to...
The Catholic Herald
Iraq's Christians: A resilient and determined people
iraq’s christians cling to hope, despite decades of sanctions, violence and persecution, says tom westcott. after two decades of political&n...
Tom Westcott
Bishop Neil Scantlebury of Barbados: A local man to tackle local challenges
"i just wanted to be a holy priest." one never knows when god may interfere with retirement plans. after 25 years as a priest, attending mou...
William Cash
Nightingale’s Nuns and the Crimean War, by Terry Tastard
nightingale’s nuns and the crimean war terry tastard bloomsbury, £85, 216 pages those who learned their history from the ladybird books (and...
William Davage
What makes a knight (of Malta) today?
the order of malta has been through a bruising year since, last june, pope francis took a close interest in the affairs of the order, demand...
The Catholic Herald
Sainted saunterers: prayer and praise on the pilgrim road to Chartres
good news in the church is even more appealing on the feast that is sometimes described as the church’s birthday. the annual pilgrimage from...
Gavin Ashenden
Letter from the Editor: June 2023
i am delighted to see that the national gallery in london has put on a free show (on until july 30) celebrating the life and legacy of ...
William Cash
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