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Blood-stained cassock of Blessed John Paul II to be venerated in London
Piece of cassock soaked in a vial of the late pope’s blood is being flown from Ireland today
Three US states approve laws allowing same-sex marriage
Six states have already legalised same-sex marriage, while 30 states have passed laws prohibiting it
Faith, however frail, enables the Father to create our hearts anew
Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time: Deuteronomy 6:2-6; Hebrews 7: 23-28; Mark 12: 28-34
Benedict XVI forced to cancel peace mission to Syria
Instead the Pope is giving £600,000 in aid and sending a cardinal to visit refugees in Lebanon
Daily readings: November 4 – 10
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
In message to Obama, Pope prays that liberty and justice will guide America
Pontiff congratulates US president on his re-election in a telegram that has not fully been made public
How to make your best Confession ever
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith urges Catholics to enter the confessional with newfound courage
The saint whose death was followed by five centuries of oblivion
St Leonard (November 6) began to gain renown in the 12th century after a prince attributed his release from a Muslim prison to the saint’s intercession
Catholic Care loses its five-year legal battle
Catholic Care has lost its legal battle to retain its charitable status while restricting its services to heterosexual couples only.
Former Apostolic Nuncio to Great Britain dies
The former Apostolic Nuncio to Great Britain has died.
