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March 22, 2024
Assisted suicide Bill threatens ‘most fragile people’, French bishops warn Macron
March 22, 2024
ROME – After French President Emmanuel Macron’s recent announcement of new legislation that would allow adults facing terminal illnesses to access assisted suicide, the country’s bishops have hit back against the measure, stressing the need for further investment in palliative care. In a March 21 statement, the French bishops, who are currently meeting in Lourdes
Saint of the Week: Saint Patrick
March 22, 2024
Bishop († c. 461) Feast Day: 17 March Happy the gentle: they shall have the earth for their heritage (Mt 5:4). According to Pope Francis, “Meekness can be seen by how one reacts to a hostile situation. Anyone can appear meek when everything is peaceful, but how does one react if one is under attack, offended,
Gaza priests says plight of trapped Christians ‘worsening by the hour’
March 22, 2024
Gaza’s Catholic priest says the situation in the territory continues to be very serious and is “worsening hour by hour.” Speaking to AgenSIR, the Italian Catholic news agency, Father Gabriel Romanelli said Christians in Gaza “still have faith and hope in the essential – in Jesus Christ.” Hamas, the Islamist terrorist group that rules Gaza, attacked
Cardinal Nichols blesses and opens Ampleforth Abbey visitor centre and tea room
March 22, 2024
A new chapter was opened in the hospitality apostolate of Ampleforth Abbey when Cardinal Vincent Nichols travelled to the Benedictine monastery in North Yorkshire to bless Alban Roe House, a retreat and visitor centre which has been extensively refurbished with the help of a generous donation. The building brings together residential accommodation, a tea room,
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