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Biden administration’s non-discrimination regulations ‘fundamentally redefine the practice of medicine’, Florida lawsuit claims
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Biden administration’s non-discrimination regulations ‘fundamentally redefine the practice of medicine’, Florida lawsuit claims
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Biden administration’s non-discrimination regulations ‘fundamentally redefine the practice of medicine’, Florida lawsuit claims
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February 22, 2024
Ukrainian Catholic community in UK count the costs and kindnesses at two-year anniversary of Russian invasion
February 22, 2024
In the basement of the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral in central London is the Ukrainian Welcome Centre that has been serving refugees since the start of a war that is about to enter its third year. The two-year anniversary is fast approaching in two day’s time on 24 February, giving Ukrainian refugees who have had to
Former nuns in Rupnik abuse case reveal identities while calling for ‘complete transparency’
February 22, 2024
ROME – Two former nuns in the sexual abuse case involving former Jesuit priest Marko Ivan Rupnik, the famed Catholic artist, have revealed their names publicly for the first time while demanding complete transparency in the Vatican investigation as it moves forward. They have also called for a full inquiry into what they say has
Once Oscar Wilde’s lover, Lord Alfred Douglas died amongst friends and reconciled to the Church
February 22, 2024
Now with paint peeling from its walls and shutters, and loose plaster and threadbare curtains, Old Monks Farmhouse in Lancing, West Sussex, must once have been a charming building. Grade-II listed, it was registered as a chapel in 1954 and extended for a larger congregation in 1959. It later became the presbytery when the neighbouring
Can’t beat the oldies: Nicene Creed tops online Lenten prayer campaign by Archdiocese of Southwark
February 22, 2024
An online Lenten prayer campaign by the Archdiocese of Southwark is proving a roaring success and was seen by over 1.5 million social media users in its first week. Launched on Ash Wednesday, the Archdiocese of Southwark is releasing a prayer video across social media platforms each day during Lent, promoting well known prayers within the
Smart phones v. feminine mystique: technology is taking us away from the mystery of humanity
February 22, 2024
After walking for more than an hour through a vast and unfamiliar forest whilst chatting with my brother-in-law about the nil-rate tax band, I turned to glance at the children following behind. One of them, my son, was not there. At first, we were not too worried. He is not an infant, but neither is
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