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Catholic parish staff and disabled children had ‘nowhere to go’ after Gaza bomb warning

July 31, 2014

Priest and nuns had to evacuate 29 severely disabled children and nine elderly women

Anglican leader hopes vote for women bishops won’t prevent ‘full communion’ with Catholic Church

July 28, 2014

Archbishop of Canterbury writes to Pope Francis and other church leaders

Protestants try to calm row ahead of Luther celebration

July 24, 2014

Catholic Church invited to join commemoration of the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation

Now the Church of England has decided on women bishops, ARCIC III is futile. As the CDF says, it is the Ordinariate now which is “ecumenism in the front row”

July 17, 2014

ARCIC has always been a reductionist body, part of a subversive movement whose indifferentism has caused huge damage to the faith of Catholics in the pew

Catholics had a true friend in Michael Gove

July 17, 2014

The outgoing Education Secretary wanted to revitalise the Catholic school system, but he only met heel-dragging and indifference

Vote for women bishops does not create ‘new reality’ for ecumenism, says Vatican official

July 15, 2014

Father Anthony Currer says it is significant that change has been implemented by the Church of England

The Church of England’s vote for women bishops has created an insurmountable obstacle to unity

July 15, 2014

From a Catholic point of view, nothing much has changed - it is the principle of female ordination that is the sticking point.

Synod document cites cultural and economic threats to family

June 26, 2014

Topics in working document include some of the most controversial areas of Church teaching on the family