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Pope to be hospitalised on Tuesday for lung operation

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The Holy See said the Pope was expected to remain in hospital for a week after the operation, requiring changes to his schedule. The Prefecture of the Papal Household announced...

Birmingham auxiliary appointed new Bishop of Brentwood

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A craving for beauty: Patrick van der Vorst

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Breaking up … for now

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Pope Leo announces operation to remove growth in lung

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L’Arche support workers and the value we place on care

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Pope to be hospitalised on Tuesday for lung operation

The Holy See said the Pope was expected to remain in hospital for a week after the operation, requiring changes...

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Pope Leo XIV has appointed Bishop Timothy Menezes as new Bishop of Brentwood. Bishop Menezes, aged 56, succeeds Bishop Alan...

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Has peace a chance? Vatican diplomacy and the war in Ukraine

Has peace a chance? Vatican diplomacy and the war in Ukraine

Is there any role for the Pope in helping to end the war in Ukraine? The horror of the war in Ukraine continues to grip the world. Cities are being...

10 March 2022 by Christopher Lamb

‘Say No to the Devil’ – the blood of Ukraine cries out to the Lord of hosts

‘Say No to the Devil’ – the blood of Ukraine cries out to the Lord of hosts

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‘Unite or perish’ – Delia Smith on why we stand at the brink

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The earthy spirituality embedded into the writing of Irish poet Patrick Kavanagh

The earthy spirituality embedded into the writing of Irish poet Patrick Kavanagh

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History repeats itself

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