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February 13, 2024
Hindu nationalists threaten Catholic school over Ash Wednesday observance
February 13, 2024
MUMBAI – A Catholic school in western India has requested police protection after members of a Hindu nationalist group known for staging aggressive “reconversion” ceremonies announced the intention to “by hook or crook” conduct a Hindu ritual known as Saraswati Puja at the school on Ash Wednesday. Saraswati Puja is a ritual performed in honour
Controversial appointee to Vatican’s Academy for Life responds to her pro-life critics
February 13, 2024
ROME – Both the Italian archbishop who heads the Pontifical Academy for Life and an Ango-Italian economist who serves on it struck back at critics who claim their statements and views are at odds with traditional Catholic doctrine on sexual morality. Mariana Mazzucato, a Rome-born economist who’s served as an advisor to the UN, the
Curing the sick and casting out demons: Christ’s earthly ministry was to heal and to cleanse
February 13, 2024
The last two “ordinary” Sundays before Lent begins tomorrow, 14 February on Ash Wednesday, saw us reading from the first chapter of St Mark’s Gospel. Here we see the beginning of Christ’s ministry of preaching, curing the sick and casting out demons, and there are some important features that we should note from these two
Will we allow cyborg ambition and abortion to defeat Christian protest? 
February 13, 2024
Stephen Green, an evangelical Christian with a distinguished record in protest, was arrested at the beginning of February and charged, after holding a placard depicting words that mentioned a womb (taken from Psalm 139) within the statutory buffer zone near an abortion clinic.   Reflecting on the precedent of the government of the day silencing religious
Italy and the Catholic Church still riven by pernicious politics of memory
February 13, 2024
ROME – Italy’s February 10 “Day of Remembrance” is worth giving more consideration to than might seem immediately obvious to the non-Italian outsider, given the poignant way it captures the politics of memory. On the one hand, this Memorial Day to a cluster of events from an era of the Second World War and its
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