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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?

Pro-life student caught up in Manchester University’s scenes of abortion hysterics talks to Catholic Herald

Katherine Bennett

Are the dark gods back: Enraged crowds, psychosis and possession?

Letters: Fiducia Supplicans and ‘bowing to the corrupting nature of a secular world devoid of absolutes’

Catholic Herald Readers

Psalms speak to our frustrations this Lent in the battle against temptations

Fr Jeffrey Kirby/Crux

Anti-Christian drift of human rights agenda continues with new European ‘sexual and reproductive rights’ report

Andrew Tettenborn

February 29, 2024

Jesus’s wrath in the Temple: Why does Our Lord get angry and how does He get away with it?

Fr David Howell

February 27, 2024

Using ‘baby loss certificates’ to paper over cracks of a ‘post-truth’ world

Katherine Bennett

February 26, 2024

Divinity and practicality: Encountering God and all the affairs of human life in the psalms

Fr Jeffrey Kirby/Crux

February 25, 2024

The Transfiguration of Jesus calls us to be obedient like Abraham

Fr David Howell

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