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Pope pipped to Nobel Peace Prize by Malala and anti-slavery activist

October 10, 2014

Norwegian committee gives award to two activists from India and Pakistan

Morning Catholic must-reads: 23/09/14

September 23, 2014

A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church

This is what we must do to avoid looking cruel in the assisted suicide debate

July 21, 2014

What I learned from talking to passers-by outside Parliament as peers debated the Assisted Dying Bill

Mother Teresa sent me a personal message bashed out on an old typewriter. This is what it said

June 23, 2014

Our correspondence 24 years ago shows what motivated her – love

What can we learn from Mother Teresa?

June 20, 2014

For the Albanian saint living Jesus's example was more important than politics

Why, in today’s paper, I wrote that it was Pope John Paul who made it possible for me (with many others) at last to be received into the Church

April 25, 2014

He re-established the simple but immense fact of the Church’s authority to declare the objective truth of Catholic doctrine

Should Pope Francis have abandoned the trappings of his office? The media image now is of a pontiff rejecting the traditions of the Church

April 11, 2014

Pope Benedict was no less a pontiff of profound personal humility because he wore red shoes and lived in the papal apartments

‘I sat with John Paul as Communism crumbled’

March 27, 2014

Ed West talks to the man who has has joined Desmond Tutu, the Dalai Lama, and Billy Graham on the list of Templeton Prize winners

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