The Call to Mercy
On December 8, the feast of the Immaculate Conception, Pope Francis will open the Holy Door of St Peters’s basilica
On December 8, the feast of the Immaculate Conception, Pope Francis will open the Holy Door of St Peters’s basilica
The day after the terror attacks in Beirut and Paris, a group of Palestinians stood outside the church of the
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When Jesus ministered to and even socialised with prostitutes, he gave his followers a mandate to aid these most widely
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This may be the most startling comment to emerge on last month’s Synod on the Family: “Never in my lifetime
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During the dark days of apartheid, a group of bishops met with President PW Botha in a bid to present
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GUEST EDITORIAL BY FR RUSSELL POLLITT After three weeks of intense work at the Synod of Bishops on the Family,
An old adage has it that one should not trust everything one reads in the press. This holds true even
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The third Sunday in October is one of the most important non-liturgical days in the Catholic Church’s year: it is
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A keyword which underpins the dominant theme of Pope Francis’s pontificate — that of mercy — is revealing itself: dialogue.
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