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No mention of Catholic schools promise in Queen’s Speech
June 21, 2017
The Conservatives had promised to abolish the 'unfair' admissions cap that effectively prevents the Church from opening new schools
How Eucharistic miracles show Christ’s blood type
June 15, 2017
Scientific testing on a wide variety of Eucharistic miracles consistently shows human flesh with blood group AB
Tim Farron resigns as Liberal Democrat leader, saying it felt ‘impossible’ to lead party and be Christian
June 14, 2017
'I have found myself torn between living as a faithful Christian and serving as a political leader'
Record number of women choosing ‘selective’ abortions when pregnant with twins
June 13, 2017
More than 140 women pregnant with twins, triplets or quadruplets chose to abort at least one baby in 2016
Cardinal Sarah: Criticisms of Benedict XVI are ‘diabolical’
June 07, 2017
The cardinal said some criticisms of the former pope's preface to his latest book were 'diabolical and cover the Church with a mantle of sadness and shame'
A split decision on Medjugorje?
May 25, 2017
On a summer’s day in 1981, two teenagers in a Bosnian village reported seeing an apparition of the Virgin Mary, dressed in startling white and carrying a child. The following day, four other young people in the village claimed to have seen a similar vision. Before long the six visionaries were reporting daily apparitions of
Conservatives pledge to abolish ‘unfair’ admissions cap for Catholic schools
May 18, 2017
The law has effectively stopped the Church from opening new academies and free schools
Benedict XVI: Cardinal Sarah is the right man to guard the liturgy
May 18, 2017
The retired pope has given a rare endorsement of a serving Church official
Lib Dem leader abandons anti-abortion stance after Guardian questioning
May 17, 2017
Tim Farron had previously said abortions were too widely available and called for restrictions
Can Catholics and Protestants still debate Mary? Last night I saw they can
May 16, 2017
Frank, uncompromising and at times brutally honest, the debate shows an alternative way forward for ecumenical dialogue
Labour waters down Northern Ireland abortion pledge
May 16, 2017
The party had pledged to legalise the practice in the province without mentioning the Northern Ireland Assembly
Bishops emphasise protection of EU citizens’ rights in general election guidance
May 15, 2017
'Where do your candidates stand on the future of EU citizens in the UK and reciprocal rights for UK citizens in the EU?' the bishops ask.
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