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April 11, 2021
Metro Police ‘regret’ Good Friday disruption, make fence-mending visit
April 11, 2021
"We know," said Detective Supt Andy Wadey, "that many people were very upset by what happened on Good Friday and we deeply regret that." The Detective Superintendent noted the "significant reflection and learning" that he and Superintendent Roger Arditti have undertaken in the days since the Good Friday incident, along with their colleagues in the BCU and senior leaders at New Scotland Yard.
Pope Francis: Christ’s wounds shower ‘mercy upon our misery’
April 11, 2021
Offering Mass at the Church of Santo Spirito in Sassia April 11, the pope reflected on Jesus’ appearances to his disciples between his resurrection and his ascension, explaining that the disciples received the mercy of Jesus Christ through the gifts of his peace, forgiveness, and wounds.
Prince Philip at the Speed of War
April 11, 2021
Prince Philip in military uniform, 9 November 1947. (Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) The life and times of a thoroughly modern royal By Nathan Morley Prince Philip set the tone for the royal family of the post-war era. In fact, he grew up at the speed of war. As a young lieutenant aboard the battleship Ramillies
Taking care of business… ethically
April 11, 2021
As City firm CCLA launches its Catholic Investment Fund, CEO Peter Hugh Smith discusses the rise in ‘ faith-consistent investments’ and the scourge of modern slavery. By Olenka Hamilton
Mercy is the Way God Shows Love
April 11, 2021
We love always to our fullest capacity. That might not be very great, but it can be learned. At first, we may love hesitantly and fearfully, for to open up to love takes courage. As we mature and develop our ability to have an open heart, we can slowly learn to love others for themselves
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