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Can we please stop patronising St John Paul II?
February 17, 2016
It makes no sense to call for the abolition of priestly celibacy on the basis of the Panorama documentary
Bishops release novena for single Catholics ahead of St Valentine’s Day
February 12, 2016
The bishops of England and Wales have encouraged single Catholics to pray to St Valentine
Joseph Fiennes says he ‘blubbered like a baby’ when he met Pope Francis
February 11, 2016
The actor attended the Pope's general audience with his wife and two daughters
BPAS launch campaign to legalise abortion on demand
February 10, 2016
The 'We Trust Women' campaign was launched yesterday
How the Church can tackle Zika
February 04, 2016
As the Zika virus erupted across the Americas last week, and the World Health Organisation declared it a “public health emergency”, secularists reached for a ready scapegoat: the Catholic Church. Simon Jenkins, writing in The Guardian, said Zika’s “greatest ally” was human intransigence – specifically, the Church’s refusal to support artificial birth control and abortion.
Vatican and Slovenia call for ‘humane resolution’ to the refugee crisis
February 03, 2016
Cardinal Parolin will meet refugees during a three-day visit to Slovenia
Prominent gay rights activist backs Christian bakers in cake row
February 01, 2016
Peter Tatchell has said that the lawsuit against Ashers bakery was a 'step too far'
A fixed Easter? Don’t hold your breath
January 28, 2016
Last week Pope Francis and the Archbishop of Canterbury came up against an unlikely opponent in their attempt to fix the date of Easter – the small Yorkshire town of Whitby. The reason? The seaside town played a part in the way the date is calculated each year, hosting a synod in AD 664 at
China can’t halt the rise of Christianity
January 07, 2016
According to observers, we have just seen the worst year for religious persecution in China since the Cultural Revolution. To put that in perspective, during the upheaval from 1966 to 1976 all public expressions of religious life were effectively banned. Thousands of Christians were imprisoned and tortured for their faith, Bibles destroyed, churches looted and
A pilgrim in the thick of it
January 07, 2016
The British comedy scene seems to have grown increasingly hostile to Christianity in recent years. The puerile inanity of Monty Python’s Life of Brian seems tame compared to the atheist invective of 21st-century comedians such as Stephen Fry or Ricky Gervais. So I was shocked when I heard that the comic actor Alex MacQueen regularly
Catholic Vespers to be celebrated in Henry VIII’s chapel for the first time in 450 years
January 07, 2016
Cardinal Nichols will celebrate Vespers in the chapel at Hampton Court Palace next month
Pope Francis authorises canonisation of Mother Teresa
December 18, 2015
The Vatican has recognised a second miracle attributed to Blessed Mother Teresa
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