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Blessed John Paul II’s secretary says meeting with Legionaries founder was a mistake

November 05, 2013

Cardinal Dziwisz makes comments about the late Pope in new book

Catholics across UK venerate the relics of St Anthony of Padua

November 05, 2013

Pilgrims queue for hours at Westminster Cathedral to visit relics

When, next year, Benedict XVI’s predecessor is canonised, will he once more be spontaneously acclaimed as ‘John Paul the Great’? He will by me

October 24, 2013

Like Leo the Great and Gregory the Great, he both exerted geopolitical influence and reasserted the teaching authority of the Holy See

The pope who guided the Church into the new millennium

October 18, 2013

Blessed John Paul II (October 22) played a decisive role at the Second Vatican Council

Pope says maternity is ‘special,’ but warns against restricting women

October 15, 2013

Francis makes remarks during conference on Blessed John Paul II's apostolic letter 'Mulieris Dignitatem'

Some Catholic ‘traditionalists’ have about the same relationship with the Catholic tradition as the BNP with the English Conservative tradition

October 10, 2013

Pope Francis is sometimes unnerving. But he is after all the Pope, the Vicar of Christ. To some Catholics who claim to defend orthodox belief that means nothing

Dialogue for peace is an obligation, Pope tells religious leaders

October 01, 2013

Pope speaks to religious, political and cultural representatives ahead of visit to the birthplace of St Francis of Assisi

Having fast-tracked Pope John’s canonisation, will Pope Francis do the same for Pius XII? According to one source, he intends to. Fingers crossed

September 17, 2013

Now the ‘Hitler’s Pope’ calumny has been so comprehensively discredited, there is no reason for Pope Pius’s cause to be obstructed any longer