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Pope Leo XIV: Migrants lost at sea are victims of choices made and unmade

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Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass Saturday on the island of Lampedusa, warning that migrants who have died crossing the Mediterranean are “victims both of decisions that were made and of...

By: Antonio Tarallo, EWTN News

Pope Leo XIV: Migrants lost at sea are victims of choices made and unmade

Archbishop Richard Moth describes ‘moving’ ceremony when he received pallium from Pope Leo in Rome

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Salford Cathedral restored to glory

By: Elena Curti

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Exhibition: The Frida Story

By: Joanna Moorhead

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Belief and liberty – a doublethink nation
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Theatre: Blazing and Brilliant
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Prioritise development not war, faith and humanitarian groups urge prime minister

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Bishops behind schedule

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Born to sing: John Holiday

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The universe is too big, too much to be captured on a museum floor, but that’s the power of an Exploratorium

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Further action needed to protect the Amazon, says Cafod

Cafod is calling on the UK government to pass laws to regulate companies’ supply chains, to hold businesses to account...

Maternity care must ‘put parents and children first’, says bishop

Bishop Mason welcomed the final report of the National Maternity and Neonatal Care Investigation led by Baroness Valerie Amos. It...

Prioritise development not war, faith and humanitarian groups urge prime minister

The UK’s ratio of military to international development spending will reach almost nine-to-one this year: up from below four-to-one six...

Kukah backs reparations for slavery but says finances must not become distraction

National Assembly vote moves France toward looser rules on assisted suicide

‘A big heart and open doors’: Bishop-elect Stephen Wang on the Church of today

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Everyday miracles – HCPT in Lourdes

It is 70 years since Dr Michael Strode founded the Hosanna House and Children’s Pilgrimage Trust, better known as HCPT, and began a revolution in the way that disabled people...