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INTERVIEW: George Farmer on his Catholic Faith and being married to a US media star
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The Pope’s move to hold bishops accountable could have seismic consequences
June 04, 2016
The potential scope of the new definition of episcopal negligence is of huge significance
A debate on women’s ordination is the last thing the Church needs right now
May 13, 2016
The drive for radical 'reform' could actually prevent the laity from gaining a more prominent voice
Prince Charlie: from romance to tragedy
May 12, 2016
Jacobites by Jacqueline Riding Bloomsbury, £25 For doomed romance, few images rival that of Prince Charles Edward Stuart. He is an endlessly invokable symbol of a Scottish identity lost in the struggle against a remote, progressive, homogenising, slightly alien power. Given the popular sentimentality of her subject, Jacqueline Riding achieves a remarkable feat in producing a
Before calling someone a ‘heretic’, you might want to check canon law
May 06, 2016
Heresy has a specific meaning. Throwing the term around doesn't help intra-Catholic debates
The campaign against Cardinal Pell
April 28, 2016
When Pope Francis was elected three years ago, he made it clear that his first priority was the reform of the Roman Curia. He formed the “C9” council of cardinals to assist him in the long-term project of overhauling the whole structure of governance for the Universal Church, with the eventual aim of possibly replacing
Outside audit suspended: has civil war erupted at the Vatican?
April 21, 2016
The blocking of the PricewaterhouseCoopers audit puts the Pope's legacy as a reformer in peril
The Pope has clarified that he wants a change of attitude, not of the discipline on Communion
April 16, 2016
Those insisting Francis is a radical progressive can't have read Amoris Laetitia
As America’s culture war hits fever pitch, religious freedom is ever more precarious
April 14, 2016
This debate pits the newest freedom, so-called “marriage equality”, in direct conflict with the oldest
Amoris Laetitia: Why Cardinal Kasper lost
April 14, 2016
Amoris Laetitia is a strikingly elegant presentation and defence of the Catholic vision of marriage and the family. The content of the exhortation, and the broad and sincere welcome it has received, came as a genuine surprise to many who had braced themselves for its release as if for an earthquake. Across two extraordinarily contentious
Francis has delivered an eloquent defence of the Catholic vision of marriage
April 08, 2016
The Pope's exhortation makes a crucial reference to John Paul II's encyclical Familiaris Consortio
If we don’t stand up for Christian bakers how can we defend pro-life doctors?
March 31, 2016
In the struggle to preserve the freedoms of conscience and religion, we do not get to pick our battles
The Little Sisters must be allowed to care for people in accordance with their faith
March 24, 2016
The trial of the Little Sisters of the Poor, legal niceties apart, is about whether or not they are free to love
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