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Bishops ask for world’s help to stop famine in South Sudan
February 24, 2017
The country's bishops have appealed for 'immediate and unconditional' intervention
Attacks on Congolese churches are an ‘attempt to sabotage peace’, says cardinal
February 23, 2017
Cardinal Laurent Monsengwo says churches are being 'deliberately targeted' by violence
Our bishops face an Amoris dilemma
February 23, 2017
When archbishop Charles Chaput of Philadelphia issued pastoral guidelines on Amoris Laetitia last July, not everyone was pleased. Critics didn’t like Archbishop Chaput’s reading of the exhortation, and suggested there should have been more consultation among the American bishops. But in an interview, the archbishop explained that he was only doing what the Pope had
US bishop who was a refugee defends Trump’s travel ban
February 23, 2017
Bishop Bawai Soro said he and most of his fellow Iraqi refugees were happy to wait years to reach America
France bans pro-life websites that do not ‘openly state’ they are pro-life
February 17, 2017
Pro-lifers who seek to influence women on abortion could now face two years in jail
Bishops urge British Government to reduce prisoner numbers
February 15, 2017
Bishop Richard Moth says society is failing to care for inmates
Population control activists to speak at the Vatican
February 10, 2017
Paul Ehrlich, author of The Population Bomb, and John Bongaarts of the Population Council will speak at a conference later this month
How Springsteen makes us cry for troubled souls
February 09, 2017
The great songwriter’s lyrics are indebted to Catholicism
Cardinal Pell clashes with Greens amid row over abuse inquiry
February 09, 2017
The party has an 'anti-religion agenda', Cardinal Pell's spokesman says after it demanded he return to Australia
The ‘translation wars’ are not over
February 09, 2017
Under Benedict XVI, the outlook for liturgical conservatives in the Church looked more promising than ever. Two of Benedict’s most significant documents – Summorum Pontificum and Sacramentum Caritatis – sought to renew the liturgical life of the Church in different ways. Reverence in the liturgy, it seemed, was making a comeback, and the “reform of
How Springsteen makes us cry for troubled souls
February 09, 2017
In November 1990 at the Shrine Auditorium in LA, a rugged, ripped Bruce Springsteen stood on stage and drawled: “This song is about the price of blind faith and what refusing to give up your illusions extracts from you.” He then launched into Reason to Believe from his first solo album Nebraska, which tells a
PODCAST: Is secularism losing its grip on France?
February 03, 2017
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