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Robbers invade convent and beat nuns in Uganda
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Why some Catholic churches in England are struggling to resume public Masses
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Catholics hold pilgrimage to grave of Venerable Augustus Tolton, first African American priest
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Arrest made in Florida Catholic church burning
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‘Always forward!’: San Gabriel fire is a call to mission of hope, says Archbishop Gomez
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Statues of Mary vandalized in weekend of Catholic church attacks
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Pope Francis expresses sadness after Hagia Sophia is declared a mosque
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It's back to remote schooling for Melbourne students
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Victoria establishes truth and justice commission
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Mater merger brings services together in one mission
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Pandemic leads to biggest ever fall in emissions
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Fr Rob's online ministry attracts worldwide following
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Socially-distanced 'slow dating' revives romance
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Pope 'very saddened' by Hagia Sophia decision
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New Notre Dame spire to copy original
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US faith leaders call for halt to death row executions
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Latest media releases
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When confronted with our own frailty, we can learn from St Paul
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Turkish court ruling paves way for Hagia Sophia to be turned into mosque
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Hagia Sophia embodies old Istanbul – a world at risk of disappearing
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As the ‘Great Awokening’ flourishes, we need to preach the Gospel instead
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Why young black Catholics are more likely to keep practising the faith
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Good Friday on the island that never locked down
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David Bentley Hart’s attack on Christian tradition fails to convince
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As an arrest is made, mystery still surrounds the Vatican’s London property deal
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‘I had an admirable but naïve patriotism’: an interview with Patrick Deneen
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What makes a statue worth keeping? Two historians discuss
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Christians have a duty to change society – yes, even at the level of the state
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It’s no longer newsworthy that bishops might hide uncomfortable truths
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Just what every pilgrim needs: A 607-page guide to Britain’s sacred places
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HOW DO WE UNDERSTAND THE WORD OF GOD IN THE CATHOLIC TRADITION? Fr Brian Boyle
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