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By Edward Pentin | VATICAN CITY — The Holy See must reconsider pastoral guidelines it issued last year encouraging Chinese clergy to join the country’s official state-run church and urgently make its secret…
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Over the next few weeks, and very possibly months, we will have to get used to a new way of living. So how do we adjust to a Church without …
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Over the next few weeks, and very possibly months, we will have to get used to a new way of living. So how do we adjust to a Church without …
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Over the next few weeks, and very possibly months, we will have to get used to a new way of living. So how do we adjust to a Church without …
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Over the next few weeks, and very possibly months, we will have to get used to a new way of living. So how do we adjust to a Church without …
The post Making the most of isolation: Family life is hard – so lower your expectations appeared first on Catholic Herald.
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Over the next few weeks, and very possibly months, we will have to get used to a new way of living. So how do we adjust to a Church without …
The post Making the most of isolation: How to help small businesses appeared first on Catholic Herald.
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Mar 26, 2020 | Casa Santa Marta, Catholic Church, Catholic News Service, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Domus Sanctae Marthae, News, Pope Francis, Secretariat of State, Vatican, Vatican City State |
A 58-year-old Italian monsignor, who works in the Vatican Secretariat of State and lives in the Domus Sanctae Marthae, where Pope Francis lives, has tested positive for COVID-19 and has been hospitalized, an Italian newspaper reported March 25.
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Mar 26, 2020 | Cover Story, Magazine, Make the most of isolation, News |
Over the next few weeks, and very possibly months, we will have to get used to a new way of living. So how do we adjust to a Church without …
The post Making the most of isolation: How to strike a balance in homeschooling appeared first on Catholic Herald.
Read MoreIn this strange time of the suspension of public Masses and just about everything else that is public, it may strike you as odd to be concerned about your “predominant …
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Read MoreLoved ones ill or even dying; fear everywhere; the healthy cowering at home; jobs on the scrapheap; nations in lockdown. I cannot think of a moment during my lifetime when …
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Read MoreSunday Mass, if we were able to go to it, would be a bit longer these weeks, even without the Gloria. We are in the midst of Lent’s long Gospels. …
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Read MoreI have followed so many debates and discussions about assisted dying and euthanasia that I had almost begun to get the impression that there was a sort of death-wish among …
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Read MorePuzzle solved SIR – I would like to congratulate David Keys for his article “The return of St Eanswythe” (Cover story, March 13). My husband had an Aunt Eanswythe, who …
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Read MoreAlmost a century ago, Catholicism offered inspiration to authors striving to cope with a minority status. The novelist Radclyffe Hall (1880-1943), whose The Well of Loneliness (1928) is expertly presented …
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Read MoreThe Third Man begins with a world-weary narrator declaring, “I never knew the old Vienna before the war, with its Strauss waltzes, its glamour and easy charm.” He means it …
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Read MoreConfessional Mobility and English Catholics in Counter-Reformation Europe By Lisbeth Corens OUP, 256pp, £60/$73.96 This monograph deals with English Catholics’ presence on (and connections with) the European continent after the …
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Read MoreBy Father John P. Cush | The Fourth Gospel, that of Saint John the Evangelist, has a curious makeup. Recall the basic structure of John’s Gospel — after the Prologue, the Book of Signs (John 1-11) begins with the changing of…
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Mar 26, 2020 | Featured, Moral Teaching, News, Sacred Scripture, The Church |
In the article “Porneia and Communion in the Hand” that was recently posted on 1P5, I explored the connections among porneia, the abuse crisis in the modern Church, and the immodesty toward our Lord’s Eucharistic body. Scripture speaks just as […]
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Read More33 Meditations on Death By David Jarrett Doubleday, 304pp, £19.99/$24.95 Had David Jarrett’s new book 33 Meditations on Death: Notes from the Wrong End of Medicine been published last year, …
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Read MoreCarnal Spirits: The Revolutions of Charles Péguy By Matthew W Maguire University of Pennsylvania Press, 296pp, £58/$69.95 The paradoxes of the French Catholic poet Charles Péguy continue to entrance readers. …
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