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Forecasts of post-lockdown ‘divorce boom’ are ‘highly questionable’, says think tank
February 08, 2021
New research from the Marriage Foundation think tank has found that the number of married couples in the UK considering divorce has shrunk below pre-covid levels.
There’s a movement to undermine Catholic morality – Communion is just the start
January 05, 2018
Modern-day Pharisees are trying to get round the Church's teaching on objective right and wrong. Their next target? Humanae Vitae
The five bishops are surely not alone in being concerned about Communion
January 04, 2018
A silent majority of bishops agree, but one can appreciate why they haven't spoken out
Five bishops reaffirm traditional teaching on Communion
January 03, 2018
Former US nuncio Archbishop Vigano joined the Kazakhstan bishops in an apparent response to Pope Francis
MP criticises ‘perverse’ campaign for no-fault divorce
December 06, 2017
Sir Edward Leigh said the policy risked 'devastating lives'
Analysis: The Pope’s dramatic – and confusing – move on Communion
December 04, 2017
The Pope has given official approval to a document by the Buenos Aires bishops. That won't necessarily change what Catholics believe
Ghanaian bishops’ Amoris statement is silent on Communion
November 29, 2017
The bishops only say that 'integration' and 'discernment' are necessary
Dubia cardinal: a footnote cannot overrule the tradition of the Church
October 30, 2017
Cardinal Brandmüller defended the dubia, saying that many people were concerned by the situation in the Church
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