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Remains of African-American slave moved to Denver cathedral in step towards sainthood
US bishops voted to allow that Julia Greeley, a Missouri-born domestic worker, be investigated for a possible sainthood
Associated Press
Manchester ‘has yet to grieve fully’ over bombing
the people of manchester have yet to grieve fully for the 22 people murdered by an islamist suicide bomber, the bishop of salford has said. ...
Staff writers
Pope celebrates Pentecost with charismatics
pope francis celebrated a pentecost vigil on saturday with 50,000 catholic charismatics and pentecostals from more than 125 countries. the p...
Staff writers
Ukraine’s ‘wise father’ dies at 84
cardinal lubomyr husar, known as the “spiritual father” of ukraine, has died aged 84. cardinal husar had inherited a church “on its knees, s...
Staff writers
In brief
papal trip to south sudan is postponed pope francis’s proposed trip to south sudan with justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury, has been...
Staff Reporter
Bishop's engagements
cardinal nichols (westminster) sun: celebration of mass for the golden jubilee at st gabriel of our lady of sorrows catholic church, st john...
The Catholic Herald
Will anyone rein in the IVF industry?
Women are being persuaded to donate or 'share' their eggs in return for cheaper IVF treatment. But the personal cost can be high
Philippa Taylor
Will anyone rein in the IVF industry?
fertility clinics love to line their walls with photographs of beautiful newborn babies, their “success stories”. ivf has enabled babies to ...
Philippa Taylor
'Signs of torture' found on body of bishop who allegedly committed suicide
Bishop Jean-Marie Benoit Bala of Bafia disappeared last week
Catholic News Service
Pope Francis praises Pius XII for taking 'risks' to save Jews
The Holy See under Pius XII helped Jews travel to safety through its diplomatic network
Staff Reporter
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