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Cardinal Arinze: If Protestants want to receive Communion, they should become Catholic
July 12, 2018
Cardinal Arinze weighs in on the Communion debate – and recalls the saint who inspired his vocation
‘Even if all bishops agree, it’s not possible’
July 12, 2018
Cardinal Francis Arinze was baptised into the Catholic Church on November 1, 1941, his ninth birthday. He was a child eager to convert to Christianity from a traditional African religion, not because of the wishes of adults or others around him, but of his own volition and by the grace of God. The man who
Bishop Egan warns Catholics: gravely ill still face threats in NHS hospitals
July 04, 2018
'The NHS is a huge blessing, but we must ever be vigilant to the policies, values, priorities and procedures that operate within it'
Cardinal Arinze: we cannot share Communion with non-Catholics like beer or cake
May 25, 2018
Protestants who wish to receive Catholic Communion should become Catholic themselves, the Nigerian cardinal added
Mourners line streets of Liverpool for Alfie Evans funeral
May 14, 2018
Alfie died on April 28 after doctors turned off his life-support
BBC re-edits show that falsely implicated priest in Gunpowder Plot
May 07, 2018
'Elizabeth I’s Secret Agents' claimed Fr John Gerard knew of the Gunpowder Plot
Doctors criticise court refusal to allow Alfie Evans to go to Italy
April 25, 2018
The Medical Ethics Alliance said the refusal to allow Alfie Evans to travel to Italy for treatment was 'medical tyranny'
‘His poetry turned into prayer’
March 29, 2018
A hundred years ago Siegfried Sassoon, the soldier and poet, spent the final Easter of World War I serving in the Holy Land. On Easter Saturday in 1918 he wrote a sonnet called In Palestine, characteristically reflecting his weariness of the conflict: On the rock-strewn hills I heard The anger of guns that shook Echoes
Nurses protest plan to introduce abortion on demand
March 28, 2018
Nearly 400 nurses condemned a possible move by their own union to back 'decriminalisation' of abortion
Bishop Egan urges Guernsey to reject assisted suicide
March 23, 2018
In a strongly-worded pastoral letter, the bishop called on Catholics to 'mobilise' and 'speak out'
The Netherlands shows us the true horror of ‘assisted dying’
March 01, 2018
A misguided act of mercy for the few has become a right for the many
Second thoughts on euthanasia
March 01, 2018
No one could deny that Aurelia Brouwers was a troubled young woman. Dogged by mental illness from an early age, she entered adulthood suicidal. She spent nearly three years in a psychiatric institution as a result and also served two-and-half years in prison for arson. She suffered from depression, anxiety and eating problems, and had
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