Some commentators even take it as meaning that Pope Francis would have been in favour of the Soho Masses
There is now only one solution: permission must be given for the use of other authorised translations for the readings
This was a historic event not just for the Ordinariate but for the English Catholic Church as a whole: Catholics should give them financial help
Conservatives are suspicious of, liberals excited by, the consultation of the laity on church teachings on contraception, same-sex marriage and divorce. But the teachings won’t change
The ONS may even include civil partnerships: marriage statistics could provide figures only on “legally recognised partnerships”: its statistics will be meaningless
Where Cranmer was deliberately ambiguous in his language, the CDW has removed his ambiguities: in this context, you might suppose he never apostasised
Thanks to Pope Francis the ordinariate is no longer only for former Anglicans
This really was what at one time I would have called ‘my bible’: seeing that Bertrand Russell was just wrong wasn’t easy
The Australian captain told one English player to ‘get ready for a broken arm’. Is this really what the Ashes is all about now?
These brave women have taken their cause to the Supreme Court in London. This is now a vital test case. SPUC have taken on the costs: they urgently need our financial help
As attendance at Mass and the confessional ‘soars’, his pastoral strategy is looking clearer; who knows? The ‘Francis effect’ may even prove durable
He has, says Sandro Magister, inaugurated a ‘twofold communicative register’, the existence of which the Press has simply not caught up with. Maybe it never will.