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October 10, 2022
Pope renews warnings of nuclear war as fighting escalates in Ukraine
October 10, 2022
Pope Francis has renewed his appeal for peace in Ukraine and has warned the world again of the danger of the conflict escalating into a nuclear war. The Holy Father recalled the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 and urged Russia, Ukraine and their allies to seek the “way of peace”. “We should not forget the
On discipleship
October 10, 2022
Faith is a gift from God, and we deserve no reward for exercising it
Poulenc’s glorious surrealism
October 10, 2022
Michael White is enchanted by a vibrant double-bill of absurdist opera at Glyndebourne and welcomes Mark Adamo’s Little Women to London
The Scoles family: a Catholic architectural dynasty
October 10, 2022
A father and two of his sons, both priests, designed between them a large number of churches
Speaking out for common sense
October 10, 2022
We need to fight against the new Relationships and Sex Education curriculum
Listening to the laity can only help the Church
October 10, 2022
The American Church has spoken. To put it another way, the local and diocesan responses in the US to the pope’s call for a global synod have been brought together and the findings published as a synthesis which will be submitted to the final stages of the synodal process. No fewer than 700,000 of the 66.8
Ukraine will keep fighting the good fight
October 10, 2022
The Catholic principles of the just war are as valid today as ever they were, so it was heartening that the pope has reiterated their importance. In a conversation with journalists following his trip to Kazakhstan, he declared that the purchase of weapons can be “morally acceptable if done under the conditions of morality”. Those
Inclusion and diversity the mandate for King Charles
October 10, 2022
The outpouring of gratitude and grief at the death of the Queen was an occasion of rare unity in Britain. The people who came to pay their respects to the Queen at various stages during the ten days of national mourning were remarkable for coming from every age and background and indeed religion. Yet it
Irish Human Rights Commission has forgotten about the right to free speech
October 10, 2022
Last week, the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC) announced its submission on the General Scheme of the Health (Termination of Pregnancy Services (Safe Access Zones)) Bill 2022, a government proposed law to limit assembly within 100 metres of abortion providers.  Within, it fully supports the government in its efforts to curtail assembly, and
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