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Pope lays out 12-step programme to reform the Roman Curia
December 22, 2016
Francis tells Curial officials that his listing of their spiritual diseases two years ago was part of the process
What’s inside this week’s magazine?
December 22, 2016
Take a look inside this week's magazine
Damning report reveals safety risks at abortion provider Marie Stopes
December 21, 2016
In two centres, clinicians were signing between 30 and 60 permission forms at a time
Pope sends condolences to family of murdered Russian ambassador
December 20, 2016
In a telegram to President Vladimir Putin, the Pope assured Russian people of his prayers and spiritual solidarity
Cardinal Burke: Formal correction of Amoris Laetitia could happen in New Year
December 20, 2016
The cardinal advised Catholics to remain 'serene' by reaffirming the Church's teaching
Cardinal Marx says Germans stand together following lorry attack
December 20, 2016
The attack on a Christmas market in Berlin has killed 12 people and left a further 48 injured
Blood of St Januarius fails to liquefy
December 19, 2016
The failure of the saint's blood to liquefy has become associated with previous disastrous events
As Pope Francis turns 80, here are 10 of his most memorable quotes
December 17, 2016
For the Pope's birthday, we look back at ten of his most resonant sayings
Church teaching on Communion cannot be changed, says Cardinal Burke
December 16, 2016
The cardinal said that the Church's constant teaching and practice admit no exceptions
Manchester Catholic chaplaincy launches night shelter for asylum seekers
December 16, 2016
Holy Name Church has provided each refugee with a hot meal and shelter for the night
Saint of the week: Pope Gregory III
December 15, 2016
Against iconoclasm St Gregory III was elected pope by acclamation in 731, during the funeral procession of his predecessor, because of his reputation for virtue and knowledge. The major battle of his pontificate concerned iconoclasm. Gregory sent letters remonstrating with the Byzantine emperor, Leo III, who believed icons were a form f idolatory. Pope Gregory
I just want everybody to keep their babies, says Nicole Scherzinger
December 15, 2016
The X Factor judge said she hoped a new acting role would discourage women from having abortions
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