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St Patrick’s Day in America then and now: the Irish-American diaspora is as vibrant as ever

Like Jesus in today’s Gospel, can we turn ‘our cross’ into love that is fruitful for others?

Fr David Howell

A ‘moment of heaven’: Forty Hours Adoration at the Brompton Oratory

Josephine Scott

Ugly scenes at Manchester University embody how abortion in UK holds up a mirror to society

Georgia Gilholy

Only Jesus offers us a glorified body, not transhumanism and visions of a technological human future

Robert Verrill OP

Irish Establishment’s denigration of Christian heritage receives first rebuttal through overwhelming referendum defeat

Dubhaltach O Reachtnin

Saint of the Week: Blessed Denis the Carthusian

Magnificat/ The Catholic Herald

Following the difficult path of prayer in a fallen world

Fr Jeffrey Kirby/Crux

Like Moses and the bronze serpent, we must take heed of the cross and contemplate what kills us: sin

Fr David Howell

A misguided sham: International Women’s Day

Katherine Bennett

‘Super Tuesday’ puts Catholics in even tighter spot: Can you vote in good conscience for either presidential candidate?

On Pilgrimage With: Guy Hayward, pilgrim and performer, author and director of the British Pilgrimage Trust

The Catholic Herald

Ban school skirts, suppress femininity, take anti-depressants: Perhaps that isn’t actually working for young women today?

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Let the debate on assisted suicide and euthanasia focus on the facts, not the propaganda

A misguided sham: International Women’s Day

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How Pope’s blessings for same-sex couples undermine peace efforts in Ukraine

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The return to ‘Satanic panic’: Canada’s grief for mass murders never committed

The meaningless vacuity of just being ‘nice’

The terrible truth about ‘assisted dying’: Lessons from Canada and Australia

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