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January 15, 2015
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November 21, 2014
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November 13, 2014
This week our editor Luke Coppen reveals the new cost of the Catholic Herald magazine and we report on the women who are suing the NHS after their babies survived abortion. Meanwhile Fr Mark Drew explains why the first Briton to serve as the Vatican’s ‘foreign minister’ has a remarkable personality and Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
Family synod: full text of the bishops’ closing message
October 18, 2014
Synod Fathers urge faithful to 'walk with us towards the next synod' in 2015
Print Edition: October 17 2014
October 16, 2014
This week we bring you all the latest detailed coverage on the Extraordinary Synod on the Family and the Italian priest based in Clerkenwell, London who was suddenly recalled to Rome. Fr Ignatius Harrison explains why we should all pray for John Henry Newman’s canonisation, Alfred Searls reveals which creppy classic has been reborn thanks
Print Edition: October 10 2014
October 09, 2014
In this week’s Catholic Herald we have full coverage of the first week of the synod on the family, including a report on the opening Mass and Edward Pentin’s Vatican notebook. Fr Andrew Pinsent explores the life of Bishop Walter de Merton, while John Duddington calls on Catholics to join the great British debate over
Print Edition: October 3 2014
October 03, 2014
In this week’s Catholic Herald we have a full report on our interview with Bishop Kieran Conry following his resignation. UKIP MEP Margot Parkers tells Mary O’Regan about the party’s strong Catholic contingent, Fr Mark Drew reveals what Francis is really up to at the Vatican and Patrick West explains why the standards of the
Print Edition: August 22nd
August 21, 2014
This week we bring you in-depth coverage of Pope Francis’s visit to Korea including his beatification of 124 South Korean martyrs. Meanwhile, Dr Amal Marogy tells Bess Twiston-Davies about her mission to save the ancient Christian culture of Iraq, Mgr Keith Newton explains why he is wooing Anglicans longing for unity and Mary Kenny reveals
Print edition: June 6 2014
June 05, 2014
In the Catholic Herald this week we bring you an exclusive report on the rise in Dominican vocations, the latest attempts to curb pro-life activism on university campuses and Edward Pentin reports on the author who claims Pope Francis has saved the Vatican. Meanwhile Mary O’Regan speaks to Bishop-elect Kevin Doran and Timothy Stanley explains
Print edition: May 2 2014
May 01, 2014
This week we bring you exclusive eye-witness accounts of the papal canonisations from Sky broadcast journalist Colin Brazier, Dame Joanna Bogle and Jo-Anne Rowney. We also include full reports on the ceremony itself and Pope Francis’s homily along with a brilliant canonisation cartoon from cartoonist and author, Simone Lia. We also have in-depth coverage on
John XXIII and John Paul II’s canonisation: As it happened
April 27, 2014
An up-to-the-minute guide to the historic ceremony in Rome
Papal canonisations: Watch the historic ceremony here
April 27, 2014
Video feed of the canonisation Mass of John XXIII and John Paul II in St Peter's Square
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