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December 29, 2020
Nigerian bishop kidnapped, Catholics pray for his safety
December 29, 2020
Bishop Moses Chikwe “is said to have been kidnapped in the night of Sunday 27 December 2020,” the secretary general of the Nigerian bishops’ conference has reported.
Pope Francis names Bishop Dermot Farrell to Archdiocese of Dublin
December 29, 2020
The 66-year-old Archbishop-elect Farrell was ordained a priest in 1980. He did advanced study at Maynooth and in Rome at the Pontifical Gregorian University, before becoming and administrator and eventually President of St Patrick’s Seminary, Maynooth, in 1996.
The road to Canterbury: Why St Thomas Becket still fascinates 850 years after his murder
December 29, 2020
Catholic Herald chairman William Cash recently walked the first part of the so-called “Becket Way” from Southwark Cathedral into Kent, a relatively new pilgrimage route from Southwark to Canterbury.
Save the unicorn
December 29, 2020
Underlying the medieval images of courtly love featuring unicorns we find Christ and his mother.
Bishop Rojas takes helm in San Bernardino diocese
December 29, 2020
San Bernardino has one of the highest concentrations of Hispanics in California. According to the United States Census Bureau, 54.4% of the county’s 2.2 million population is of Hispanic or Latino origin.
A Revolutionary View of Gender
December 29, 2020
Both the myths and the Scriptures understand that sexual differentiation has its most profound meaning in the separation of man from God, but in the myths this separation represents a loss of divinity; it is only in the Scriptures that the male-female distinction is part of the glory of man.
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