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Cardinal Raymond Burke has urged Catholics to be prepared for martyrdom in defence of marriage and the family, warning that these fundamental truths face growing pressure in contemporary society. Michael Haynes reports on the cardinal’s powerful appeal and its significance for the Church today.
As Pope Leo XIV returns from his summer break, ecclesiastical “wildfires” are still smouldering within the Roman Curia. Dom Alcuin Reid argues that the Holy Father faces urgent decisions if he is to restore clarity and confidence to the Church’s governance.
Florida’s Attorney General has warned Catholic schools that they may be breaking state law by refusing to grant vaccine exemptions. Christine Rousselle examines the developing dispute and what it could mean for religious liberty and parental choice.
Many of those entering the Catholic Church today are not coming from no faith at all, but from other Christian traditions. Corrie Douglas-Young reports on new research suggesting that converts are increasingly baptised Christians seeking their spiritual home in the Catholic Church.
The Church is called to heal, yet those who serve her can sometimes experience profound wounds within her own institutions. Patrick Neve reflects on how Christians can remain faithful, hopeful and forgiving even when hurt by the very community they love.
As Pope Leo XIV returns from his summer break, ecclesiastical “wildfires” are still smouldering within the Roman Curia. Dom Alcuin Reid argues that the Holy Father faces urgent decisions if he is to restore clarity and confidence to the Church’s governance.
Florida’s Attorney General has warned Catholic schools that they may be breaking state law by refusing to grant vaccine exemptions. Christine Rousselle examines the developing dispute and what it could mean for religious liberty and parental choice.
Many of those entering the Catholic Church today are not coming from no faith at all, but from other Christian traditions. Corrie Douglas-Young reports on new research suggesting that converts are increasingly baptised Christians seeking their spiritual home in the Catholic Church.
The Church is called to heal, yet those who serve her can sometimes experience profound wounds within her own institutions. Patrick Neve reflects on how Christians can remain faithful, hopeful and forgiving even when hurt by the very community they love.
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