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Cardinal warns of ‘radical’ housing crisis in Spain after eviction outrage

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An 87-year-old woman, MariCarmen Abascal, died in hospital after she was evicted from the home she had lived in for 71 years when its new owners, an investment fund, more...

AI ‘threatens our sense of what it means to be human’

By: Sarah Mac Donald

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A craving for beauty

By: Joanna Moorhead

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Breaking up … for now

By: Brian Morton

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30 May 2020

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Who has vision and charisma?

Who has vision and charisma?

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In giving, do we receive?

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The Ethical Kitchen: Nuts about Nuts

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‘In Gaza nowhere is safe,’ says Cafod as deadly Israeli strike hits near aid worker’s home

‘In Gaza nowhere is safe,’ says Cafod as deadly Israeli strike hits near aid worker’s home

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In giving, do we receive?

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Cardinal warns of ‘radical’ housing crisis in Spain after eviction outrage

Cardinal warns of ‘radical’ housing crisis in Spain after eviction outrage

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Church warns Zambian government against division after archbishop’s arrest

Church warns Zambian government against division after archbishop’s arrest

Archbishop Alick Banda has consistently spoken out against Zambia’s worsening economic conditions under President Hakainde Hichilema, which have forced millions...

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Our understanding of the “distinctiveness of what it means to be human” is threatened by aspects of AI, leading theologian...

Letter from St Edmund Campion and Manley Hopkins final vows shown to public at London Jesuit Centre

‘In Gaza nowhere is safe,’ says Cafod as deadly Israeli strike hits near aid worker’s home

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Post-Covid Catholicism

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The Covid pandemic will have long-lasting repercussions for the Church. Our Rome correspondent suggests that the Catholicism that will emerge from the crisis under the leadership of Pope Francis will...

28 May 2020 by Christopher Lamb

Pentecost and the pandemic

Pentecost and the pandemic

28 May 2020 by
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The making of a Jesuit martyr

28 May 2020

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Hong Kong: the dragon shows its teeth

28 May 2020 by
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‘The Cloud of Unknowing’ – could this be a spirituality for the twenty-first century?

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What CST offers is not state socialism but a capitalism that fosters the common good

What CST offers is not state socialism but a capitalism that fosters the common good

- Clifford Longley

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Banish all shadows

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28 May 2020

Cute but not cuddly

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