A footnote narrowly addresses the question of Communion for the divorced and remarried
The cardinal presented the document during a press conference at the Vatican this morning
A footnote narrowly addresses the question of Communion for the divorced and remarried
Mathew Uzhunnalil is living away from his family, praying and reciting the rosary
Pope Francis and other Christian leaders to meet migrants next Saturday
The Pope tells Methodist leaders that there is a ‘growing closeness’ between the two churches
Cardinal Brandmüller says admitting remarried Catholics to Holy Communion would ‘undermine’ the Church
Attendance was reportedly up by a fifth in key parishes
Francesca Chaouqui also says she did not have a relationship with Mgr Vallejo Balda
Church told its ‘attitudes must change’ as fears grow of civil war
Leaders of Sodalitium Christianae Vitae declared Luis Fernando Figari ‘persona non grata’ after the allegations
The reading guide for bishops says that Amoris Laetitia is “first and foremost a pastoral document”
The relics were discovered amid the rubble of the desecrated Mar Elian Church in Qaryatain
Amoris Laetitia: Five key passages you need to read
Papal exhortation avoids clear statement on Communion
Devotion to a heroic priest who died on the Titanic is growing
Amoris Laetitia is ‘kitchen sink theology’ and all the better for it
Francis has delivered an eloquent defence of the Catholic vision of marriageAmoris Laetitia is ‘kitchen sink theology’ and all the better for it
Amoris Laetitia: expect a protracted and perhaps bitter debate
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Amoris Laetitia: Five key passages you need to read
Here we provide a short summary of the Pope’s apostolic exhortation released today
Francis has delivered an eloquent defence of the Catholic vision of marriage
The Pope’s exhortation makes a crucial reference to John Paul II’s encyclical Familiaris Consortio
Amoris Laetitia is ‘kitchen sink theology’ and all the better for it
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Francis’s exhortation doesn’t shy away from the often harsh realities of marriage and family life
Amoris Laetitia: expect a protracted and perhaps bitter debate
Those who wanted the issue settled so they can get on with life peacefully are likely to be disappointed
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A sneak preview of this week’s Catholic Herald
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The only successful way to combat the resurgence of Islam would be the rediscovery and resurrection of Christianity
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Snobbery, sin and salvation
Brideshead Revisited enchants readers with its luscious portrayal of upper-class life. But at its heart is the working of grace
Devotion to a heroic priest who died on the Titanic is growing
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Help abducted priests by praying to the clergy who have gone before them
It’s easy to feel powerless when a good priest such as Fr Tom Uzhunnalil is abducted, but we can pray to the souls of priests who were imprisoned unfairly
The Vatican is seeking cordial relations with China when it should be standing up for persecuted Catholics
If Vatican diplomacy is contemplating a compromise with China it would be a huge defeat for religious liberty