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Euthanasia in France: President Macron’s strategy on ‘assisted dying’ may well backfire
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Euthanasia in France: President Macron’s strategy on ‘assisted dying’ may well backfire
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February 01, 2019
The Favourite is riddled with inaccuracies. So who was the real Queen Anne?
February 01, 2019
The film The Favourite is an early runner for Oscar glory, and casts a spotlight on the life and times of Queen Anne, the last reigning Stuart monarch. The trouble is, like most costume dramas, it is not simply just riddled with inaccuracies, but also gives an utterly misleading picture of the monarch, her domestic
Morning Catholic must-reads: 01/02/19
February 01, 2019
The Chinese government has recognised another underground bishop. Bishop Richard Williamson has lost an appeal to the European Court of Human Rights over his conviction for Holocaust denial. Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill has said he hopes to visit Ukraine. Fourteen dioceses in Texas have named 286 people credibly accused of child abuse. The trailer for
Pope calls United Arab Emirates ‘a land of coexistence’ ahead of visit
February 01, 2019
Pope Francis expressed gratitude for his upcoming trip to the United Arab Emirates, noting it is an opportunity to promote greater peace between Muslims and Catholics. “I am happy for this opportunity offered to me by the Lord to write, on your dear land, a new page in the history of the relations between the
Virginia bishops condemn governor’s support for in-labor abortion bill
February 01, 2019
Bishop Michael Burbidge of the Diocese of Arlington and Bishop Barry C. Knestout of the Diocese of Richmond issued statements on Thursday condemning a proposed abortion bill in the Virginia legislature and comments made by the state’s governor. “This bill rightfully failed–but I am, along with so many people of good will, distraught that this
Catholics raise $36,000 scholarship fund for Nick Sandmann
February 01, 2019
Catholics from across America have raised $36,100 for a scholarship fund for Nick Sandmann and his two younger siblings. Members of the group CatholicVote raised the money after Sandmann and his family faced attacks in the national media as well as threats of violence amid the ongoing Covington Catholic High School fiasco. The controversy started
Former communist agents charged with framing Blessed Jerzy Popieluszko
February 01, 2019
Polish prosecutors have charged three former communist secret police agents with attempting to frame Blessed Jerzy Popieluszko before they abducted and murdered him. The three were among four men convicted of Blessed Popieluszko’s murder; all four were released early after controversial sentence revisions. Marcin Golebiewicz, an official with the Commission for Investigating Crimes against the
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