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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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14 May 2022

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Who has vision and charisma?

Who has vision and charisma?

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In giving, do we receive?

In giving, do we receive?

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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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Massachusetts abuse report finds over 1,000 victims in three dioceses

Massachusetts abuse report finds over 1,000 victims in three dioceses

The report documented 275 accused clergy and 944 survivors across the dioceses, including 92 accused and 469 survivors in Fall...

Government demand for religious data alarms Indian minorities

Government demand for religious data alarms Indian minorities

‘This is a malicious attempt to divide the people, alienate minorities and destroy the secular nature of the country.’ Minority...

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

An 87-year-old woman, MariCarmen Abascal, died in hospital after she was evicted from the home she had lived in for...

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A contemplative nun on living among the poor and being inspired by the life of Charles de Foucauld

A contemplative nun on living among the poor and being inspired by the life of Charles de Foucauld

On Sunday 15 May, Pope Francis will canonise Charles de Foucauld in Rome. Although he died in obscurity, his message that the Gospel is best ‘shown’ rather than ‘told’ has...

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Roe v. Wade has reopened debate about the role of the Supreme Court in the United States

Roe v. Wade has reopened debate about the role of the Supreme Court in the United States

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How the abortion debate has become a defining feature of the culture wars

How the abortion debate has become a defining feature of the culture wars

12 May 2022 by
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As her twenty-fifth novel is published, Rachel Billington talks about faith and fiction

As her twenty-fifth novel is published, Rachel Billington talks about faith and fiction

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Marriage in the modern world – much has changed, but people still have a vocation to love

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

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

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