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February 21, 2024

Belgian bishops could back women deacons and ending priestly celibacy in a Church more ‘present in the digital world’

Elise Ann Allen/ Crux

February 21, 2024

‘The Road to Wild Wales’: BBC pilgrimage series returns to explore landscape of early Celtic saints

February 20, 2024

Despite postponement, Canadian government ‘fully committed’ to expanding assisted suicide, warn country’s bishops

John Lavenburg/Crux

February 20, 2024

As Irish referendum on ‘woman in home’ clause approaches, poll shows majority of mothers prefer home

Charles Collins/Crux

February 20, 2024

Those who suffer in the cause of ‘righteousness’: Alexei Navalny’s Christian conversion

The Catholic Herald

February 19, 2024

Vatican warns German bishops of ‘legal consequences’ over disputed ‘Synodal Committee’

Elise Ann Allen/ Crux

February 18, 2024

Reaction to Fiducia in US has revealed ‘enduring animus’ to ‘LGBT persons’, says key Pope ally

John L Allen Jr/ Crux

February 18, 2024

Pilgrimage standoff: Assisi v. Santiago de Compostela, which comes out on top?

February 17, 2024

Ukrainian divorce rate hits all-time high as head of Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church decries human cost of the war

Elise Ann Allen/ Crux

February 17, 2024

View of a century: Cardinal Dolan speaks to the Herald about his good friend Henry Kissinger

February 16, 2024

Ukraine Catholic leader counts costs of two years of war

February 16, 2024

Report: 8,000 Nigerian Christians murdered in worst year for Islamist attacks

Ngala Killian Chimtom

February 15, 2024

Rift between Vatican and Israel grows after Gaza remarks by top papal advisor

Elise Ann Allen/ Crux

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