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September 25, 2020
Polish president discusses ‘promotion of the family’ with Pope Francis
September 25, 2020
Polish president discusses ‘promotion of the family’ with Pope Francis
Pope tells UN: Respect for human life is essential for peace and equality
September 25, 2020
Pope Francis expressed regret that some places are promoting abortion as an 'essential service' in the humanitarian response to the pandemic
What does it mean for Becciu to lose his rights as a cardinal?
September 25, 2020
The Vatican announced Thursday night that Cardinal Angelo Becciu had resigned from the rights extended to members of the College of Cardinals, but it did not specify which rights the cardinal had lost
Protestant clerics call on UK government to avoid closing churches again
September 25, 2020
Nearly 700 Protestant ministers have written to political leaders urging them not to suspend Christian worship again
Pro-life leaders welcome ‘Born Alive Executive Order’ announced by Trump
September 25, 2020
President Donald Trump’s announcement that he will issue a “Born Alive Executive Order” will “provide necessary legal protections for some of the most vulnerable in society,” said Jeanne Mancini, president of the March for Life Education and Defense Fund. “These steps had to be taken,” she said, “because some Democrats in the Senate promised to
Experts push back on criticism of Amy Coney Barrett’s ‘covenant’ agreement
September 25, 2020
Legal experts have pushed back after a Catholic commentator said it is reasonable for the Senate to question potential Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett’s membership in the People of Praise, a charismatic covenant community based in South Bend, Indiana. Barrett, a federal judge and professor at Notre Dame Law School, is widely reported to
Prejudice, in all its forms, is a contradiction of God’s fundamental justice
September 25, 2020
Twenty-sixth Sunday of the Year Ezekiel 18: 25-28; Philippians 2: 1-11; Matthew 21: 28-32 “Always consider the other person to be better than yourself, so that nobody thinks of his own interest first, but everybody thinks of other people’s interests instead. In your mind you must be like Christ Jesus: his state was divine, but
‘I’m not psychic, but I’m good at fooling you’: an interview with magician Angelo Stagnaro
September 25, 2020
The televised final of Myanmar’s Got Talent last year featured a mesmerising performance by Erasmus – the stage name of the American magician Angelo Stagnaro. Erasmus began his act by randomly selecting a volunteer: he did this by throwing 10 paper aeroplanes into the audience, one of which contained a message to come to the
The poetry of Elizabeth Jennings helped shape me as a Christian
September 25, 2020
Reading English at Warwick University, I understood that poetry inspires and moves but I did not immediately recognise it as prayerful. Yet a brief scan of the breviary reveals how the Daily Office is bookmarked with poetic gems from George Herbert, John Donne and Gerard Manley Hopkins. Elizabeth Jennings (1926-2001) would be a welcome female
God and mammon: How religious longings were captured by commerce
September 25, 2020
The Enchantments of Mammon By Eugene McCarraher Elknap Harvard, £31.95 Eugene McCarraher detests capitalism. Yet, to his immense credit, and to the great benefit of his book, he keeps polemic and manifesto-making largely at bay until the epilogue of a 700-page exploration subtitled “How capitalism became the religion of modernity”. Then, while twice approvingly quoting
Conan Doyle’s travels were part of his ‘search for something deeper’
September 25, 2020
Conan Doyle’s Wide World: Sherlock Holmes and Beyond By Andrew Lycett Bloomsbury, 336pp, £18 Part of the magic of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s immortal Sherlock Holmes stories derives from the author’s sense of atmosphere and place. Now Andrew Lycett, the author of a definitive biography on Conan Doyle, has gathered together the crime writer’s travelogues.
Eggs, cactuses and the breathtaking mysteries of life
September 25, 2020
It is comforting, exhilarating even in these bleakish times, to learn of some won­drously ingenious detail of life, so extraordinary as almost to defy belief. For ornithologist Tim Birkhead a fer­t­ilised hen’s egg is an “everyday miracle of nature”, a complete and self contained support system for the dev­eloping embryo within. The yolk must contain,
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