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UK Parliament abortion vote on 15 May: ‘A time to raise our voices and not lose heart’
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UK Parliament abortion vote on 15 May: ‘A time to raise our voices and not lose heart’
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October 19, 2022
In the School of Saint Benedict: Benedictine Spirituality for Every Christian by Xavier Perrin
October 19, 2022
May many be inspired by this little book to follow St Benedict’s way in so far as their circumstances permit and so come to live in peace and joy, in communion with other people and in harmony with the natural world.
Admitting mistakes with wit and wisdom by A N Wilson
October 19, 2022
AN Wilson’s Confessions is subtitled “A Life of Failed Promises”, which is a little harsh for one of the most consistently lively and entertaining writers and one of the kindest of men. I have known AN since he was literary editor of the Evening Standard, which followed his time as literary editor of the Spectator.
US Catholic Leaders of Today 2022: Mavericks
October 19, 2022
Conrad Black Broadcaster and commentator Conrad Black, 78, is a Canadian-born British businessman who, in the 1990s, built Hollinger International which was once the world’s third-largest English-language newspaper empire. Although Canadian, Black’s brilliant and prolific US journalism and books make him an honorary literary citizen. Raised in an atheistic family, it took time for Black
Hollywood must rediscover the art of storytelling
October 19, 2022
There is more to the medium than the message. The Woman King is a case in point
MPs vote for ‘buffer zones’ to stop prayer and pro-life counselling near abortion clinics
October 19, 2022
MPs have voted overwhelmingly to impose “buffer” zones to prohibit prayers or pro-life counselling near all abortion clinics. They voted by 297 votes to 110 in support of an amendment to the Public Order Bill to introduce 150-metre exclusion zones around abortion clinics nationwide, with infringements punishable by six months in prison. The measure would
The Synod will continue until Synodality improves
October 19, 2022
Are Catholics going to be asked the same questions until they produce the right answers, wonders Hugh Somerville Knapman OSB On 16 October, at his Angelus address, Pope Francis announced the decision to extend the process for the Synod of Bishops on synodality by another year, to October 2024, and to split the bishops’ deliberations
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