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Long-awaited papal text to be released on April 8
March 31, 2016
The apostolic exhortation will be called 'Amoris Laetitia', the Vatican has announced
Archbishop of Glasgow ‘shocked’ by the murder of Muslim shopkeeper
March 31, 2016
Archbishop Philip Tartaglia said 'peace and brotherhood' must prevail
Madeleine Teahan: Forty hours of human drama
March 24, 2016
You don’t have to be a fan of smells, bells and altar rails; if you live in London and you haven’t visited the London Oratory for Forty Hours during Lent, then you simply must go. These moments of Exposition, Adoration and Benediction – spread over three days – are perfectly timed to give you a
Atheists are the Church’s new ally
March 17, 2016
On September 18 2010, 10,000 people lined London’s streets to protest against Benedict XVI’s visit to Britain. Some were dressed in red cardboard papal hats that read “bigot” or “homophobe”; others carried balloons made from condoms. One giant banner even featured Benedict XVI carrying a swastika (this was later removed). The venom of those days still
‘Stand up for persecuted atheists,’ bishop urges Catholics
March 08, 2016
The Bishop of Clifton has said Catholics must not limit their solidarity to people of faith
The Pope faces a big decision on abuse
March 03, 2016
On Sunday the clerical abuse crisis came to the Oscars. The award for Best Picture went to Spotlight, the film about the Boston Globe’s investigation of clerical abuse cover-up. In his acceptance speech the producer of the film, Michael Sugar, called on Pope Francis to “protect the children and restore the faith”. It is not
Salford bishop tells refugees to ‘hold on to hope’ – and to learn English
March 03, 2016
Bishop John Arnold met asylum seekers last week in Manchester
Pope Francis and Donald Trump nominated for the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize
March 02, 2016
The winner of the prestigious prize will be announced in October
University opens Benedict XVI centre approved by the Holy See
February 25, 2016
The new centre at St Mary's has the approval of the Vatican's Secretariat of State
Vatican spokesman: ‘We are all pained’ by death of pregnant Santa Marta worker
February 25, 2016
Miriam Wuolou worked as a receptionist at the Pope's place of residence
The truth about St John Paul II’s letters
February 18, 2016
The headlines promised a breath-taking revelation about the best-known Catholic of the 20th century – “Revealed: St John Paul II’s relationship with a married woman”, wrote The Tablet, while The Independent asked: “Did the Pope have a lover?” They were reporting on a supposedly explosive discovery by the BBC’s Panorama programme. Presenter Ed Stourton had
Catholic bishops back Tory prison reforms
February 18, 2016
Bishop Richard Moth has welcomed the Government's emphasis on rehabilitation for prisoners
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