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Egyptian Christian killed outside his barbershop
May 08, 2017
The man had was among many Christians to flee the town of El-Arish just three months earlier, but had returned to find work
Greek Melkite Patriarch resigns
May 08, 2017
Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of His Beatitude Gregory III Laham from pastoral office
Pope deplores ‘mother of all bombs’ name ahead of Trump visit
May 07, 2017
Francis tells students: 'I was ashamed when I heard the name'
Coptic Pope Tawadros embarks on UK pastoral visit
May 05, 2017
The Coptic Pope is due to visit parishes across the country
New Oratory to be launched in Bournemouth this month
May 05, 2017
Four new Oratorian communities have been set up in Britain in the last four years
Donald Trump to meet Pope Francis later this month
May 04, 2017
The US president's first foreign trip will incorporate a visit to the Vatican
Vatican archbishop: I do not agree with the title ‘Pope Emeritus’
May 04, 2017
The President of the Pontifical Council for the New Evangelisation said the title creates more theological problems than it solves
Saint of the week Rosa Venerini (May 7)
May 04, 2017
Family tragedy Rosa Venerini was born in Viterbo, central Italy, on February 9, 1656. Her father was a doctor who raised four children with his wife, Marzia. From an early age Rosa vowed to consecrate herself to God, although she struggled with this in her teenage years. She briefly entered a Dominican women’s community in
Order to allow euthanasia in its hospitals
May 04, 2017
A religious order that serves people with mental health problems has announced that it will allow euthanasia in its hospitals in Belgium. The Brothers of Charity was founded in Belgium in 1807 by Canon Peter Joseph Triest, known as the St Vincent de Paul of Belgium, and is now present in 30 countries. The decision
Francis honours Copts killed in bomb blast
May 04, 2017
On his first evening in Egypt Pope Francis prayed with Coptic Orthodox Pope Tawadros II at the site where dozens of Coptic Orthodox Christians were killed last December. The two leaders placed flowers and lit candles in homage to the 29 who were murdered for their faith at St Peter and St Paul’s Church. The
Support grows for memorial to Glasgow martyr
May 04, 2017
A campaign to establish a public memorial to Scotland’s only Catholic martyr on the site of his execution in Glasgow has received the backing of the city’s councillors. St John Ogilvie, a Jesuit priest, was hanged and drawn at Glasgow Cross in 1615. He had been preaching in secret and celebrating clandestine Masses. He was
First ever beatification to take place in Ireland
May 04, 2017
The first beatification ceremony to be held in Ireland will take place in Dublin next Saturday. Fr John Sullivan, a Jesuit famed for his devotion to the poor and sick and for the efficacy of his prayers, will be beatified at the Jesuit Gardiner Street church where he is buried. In an unprecedented gesture, the
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