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Catholic baptisms in Ireland fall by nearly a third

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The 30 per cent drop in Catholic baptisms in Ireland over the past ten years has been driven by falling births and secularisation in wider society according to the authors...

World Humanitarian Day: aid workers face a ‘crisis of protection’
By: Aili Winstanley Channer

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The wisdom of the saints
By: Kathryn Simmonds

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Trimming the fringe
By: Mark Lawson

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Perverse admiration

By: Peter Stanford

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Let there be light

By: Joanna Moorhead

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Archbishop Buendía swished to the little enclave already planted with bee-friendly flowers, to sprinkle and incense the hives

By: Austen Ivereigh

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Catholic MP appointed new Faith Minister

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Perverse admiration

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Let there be light

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Archbishop Buendía swished to the little enclave already planted with bee-friendly flowers, to sprinkle and incense the hives

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Catholic baptisms in Ireland fall by nearly a third

The 30 per cent drop in Catholic baptisms in Ireland over the past ten years has been driven by falling...

World Humanitarian Day: aid workers face a ‘crisis of protection’

‘Above all, I want the world to stand with humanitarian workers and ensure that saving lives is never a reason...

Catholic MP appointed new Faith Minister

Florence Eshalomi, a practising Catholic who is MP for Vauxhall and Camberwell Green, has been appointed the new Faith Minister....

Ruling allows French private hospitals limited exemption from assisted suicide

Archbishop of Cardiff-Menevia meets with other worldwide Catholic Church leaders to discuss liturgy

Archbishop of Westminster makes new call for global action against religious hatred

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Talking to the dragon – Francesco Sisci untangles China-Vatican relations

The Holy See is facing fierce criticism for its policy of negotiating with China’s leaders, in spite of the government’s dismal human rights record and brutal treatment of minorities. A...

12 December 2024 by Francesco Sisci