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Ann Widdecombe: a friend of faith and conviction
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (821+ words) These past few days have been deeply distressing as I have sought to come to terms with the violent death of a dear friend, a Catholic who placed her faith at the heart of everything she stood for. Like her…...
Ann Widdecombe: A Catholic conscience in public life
2+ mon, 2+ day ago (299+ words) Ann Noreen Widdecombe was a woman of settled convictions, and she carried those convictions with a confidence that became steadily rarer in modern politics. Friends admired her courage while opponents accused her of obstinacy – even while saluting her kindness and…...
The Week in Review: Violence in Taybeh, record-breaking statue, ‘Baby Gabriel’ updates and St Bernadette on tour
3+ week, 19+ hour ago (1023+ words) The week saw renewed calls to defend persecuted Christians, tragedy among Polish pilgrims and continuing debate over assisted suicide, abortion and religious freedom. Archbishop Richard Moth of Westminster has called on Catholics to support a petition urging the United Nations…...
The Week in Review: Dolly, faith, diplomacy and the fight over assisted suicide
2+ week, 19+ hour ago (683+ words) The week saw tributes to Dolly Parton, diplomatic efforts to end the war in Ukraine and renewed opposition to assisted suicide. News of the death of American country music star Dolly Parton at the age of 80 dominated the headlines this…...
The man China fears most | In conversation with Claire Lai
2+ mon, 4+ day ago (641+ words) The Catholic Herald The man China fears most | In conversation with Claire Lai In this episode of In Conversation With, Mary Margaret Olsen sits down with Claire Lai, the daughter of Jimmy Lai, founder of Apple Daily and one of…...
Catholic Writers’ Guild honours Ann Widdecombe at Mass
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (430+ words) Mass was said for the repose of the soul of Ann Widdecombe on July 23, organised by the Catholic Writers’ Guild of England and Wales, in which she was described as a “woman of profound Christian faith”. Widdecombe previously served as…...
Cardinal Sarah: Gender ideology and radical Islam are ‘apocalyptic beasts’
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (822+ words) The rise of radical Islam and the relentless spread of gender ideology are two unlikely allies in the attack upon the sanctity of life and God, according to one prominent Vatican cardinal. Both “gender ideology and Islamic fundamentalism” are “apocalyptic…...
Cardinal Burke defends Mary’s Co-Redemptrix title
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (667+ words) Cardinal Raymond Burke has defended the title of Mary as “Co-Redemptrix”, marking a notable pushback against a controversial Vatican document which argued against the term. Delivering a speech in the Cathedral of Saint Bavo in the Netherlands on Sunday, Burke…...
‘Nun Girl Summer’: the internet’s most unlikely obsession
2+ mon, 3+ day ago (614+ words) Who could have predicted that one of the defining internet trends of 2026 would involve Religious sisters? From the Salesian Sisters of St John Bosco making a surprise appearance at the NBA Finals to the Dominican Sisters’ Open Mic podcast going…...
The Week in Review: Holy Land visit, assisted suicide and a high-profile mistrial
1+ week, 19+ hour ago (536+ words) Here’s a recap of this week’s Catholic news from the US, Britain, Europe and the Holy Land, including developments on immigration enforcement and assisted suicide. Cardinal Rainer Maria Woelki of Cologne has said he was deeply shaken by witnessing the…...