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December 03, 2010
Our bishops are leading the way towards a Big Society
December 03, 2010
Their support for Coalition reform is brave and bold. But can it do any good?
Print edition 3.12.10
December 03, 2010
Much of The Catholic Herald’s content – letters, reviews, news, extra comment and features – is not available online. This week, Andrew M Brown reviews of Gods and Men, a strikingly moving French film about the last months of Cistercian monks who were killed in Algeria. Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith explores the significance of the Holy
Daily Readings December 5 to December 11
December 03, 2010
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
Dawkins attacks Scottish Church over sacking of referee chief
December 03, 2010
Richard Dawkins calls Scottish Football Association 'craven' and Church spokesman 'a weasel' over dismissal of referees
Advent summons us to the joyful hope Isaiah refused to abandon
December 03, 2010
Second Sunday of Advent Isaiah 11: 1-10; Romans 15: 4-9; Matthew 3: 1-12
Plaudits for bioethics expert
December 03, 2010
The Paul Ramsey Award nomination committee was pleased to announce Luke Gormally as the 2011 recipient of the Paul Ramsey Award for excellence in bioethics. Professor Gormally is a leading British bioethicist and was the first research officer and long-time director of the Linacre Centre. More recently, he served as senior research fellow of the
The Doctor of the Church who was reluctant to be a bishop
December 03, 2010
St Ambrose was reluctantly made a bishop, but embraced Christianity to become one of the most prominent ecclesiastics of his time
Debate: Should the Friday Fast be restored?
December 03, 2010
Or should it be left up to individual Catholics to observe?
Bishops seek to ‘revitalise’ Lent as season of penitence
December 03, 2010
General secretary of the English and Welsh bishops' conference is charged with finding ways of re-emphasising Lent as penitential season
Schoolboy pays tribute to war hero
December 03, 2010
A Stonyhurst schoolboy's history project led him to the Somme to find the grave of an old boy
Parish lights candles in graveyard in memory of dead
December 03, 2010
On the eve of All Souls Day, the parish of Our Lady and St Benedict’s, Ampleforth, Yorkshire, commemorated in traditional manner its dead parishioners and all others buried in its graveyard, placing lighted candles on each of the graves. At Mass on All Souls Day the parish prayed for these loved ones
The Ordinariate will not undermine ecumenical relations, says archbishop
December 03, 2010
Archbishop Bernard Longley says that an Ordinariate will contribute positively to ecumenical dialogue
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