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  • Cardinal remembers Prince Philip as example of ‘duty cheerfully given’

    Cardinal remembers Prince Philip as example of ‘duty cheerfully given’

    • Apr 9, 2021

    Cardinal Vincent Nichols has offered his prayers for the repose of the soul of Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, who died on Friday at the age of 99.

    By Charles Collins
  • Top Catholic, Anglican prelates tell UK govt: ‘Do the right thing’ on international aid

    Top Catholic, Anglican prelates tell UK govt: ‘Do the right thing’ on international aid

    • Apr 8, 2021

    England’s top Catholic and Anglican prelates have condemned the UK government’s plan to cut its international development aid budget to save money during the COVID-19 crisis.

    By Charles Collins
  • Stained-glass windows used for ‘target practice’ in English church

    Stained-glass windows used for ‘target practice’ in English church

    • Apr 7, 2021

    Stained-glass windows at an Anglican church in eastern England were used as “target practice” in the days before Holy Week, according to a leading charity.

    By Charles Collins
  • 10 years after quake, Christ Church Cathedral finally rising

    10 years after quake, Christ Church Cathedral finally rising

    • Feb 20, 2021

    The Christ Church Cathedral was arguably New Zealand’s most iconic building before much of it crumbled in an earthquake 10 years ago. The years of debate that followed over whether the ruins should be rebuilt or demolished came to symbolize the paralysis that has sometimes afflicted the broader rebuild of Christchurch.

    By Nick Perry
  • Top Anglican bishops slam ‘disastrous’ bill as Brexit talks teeter

    Top Anglican bishops slam ‘disastrous’ bill as Brexit talks teeter

    • Oct 19, 2020

    The UK’s most senior Anglican bishops warned Monday that legislation breaching part of the Brexit divorce agreement the government signed with the European Union will set a “disastrous precedent” and could undermine peace in Northern Ireland.

    By Jill Lawless
  • Report: Church of England failed to tackle child sex abuse

    Report: Church of England failed to tackle child sex abuse

    • Oct 6, 2020

    The Church of England failed to protect children and young people from sexual predators for decades, preferring instead to safeguard its own reputation, and created a culture where abusers were able to hide, an independent report said Tuesday.

    By Sylvia Hui
  • Ringing church bells for Brexit a ‘tacky’ idea, Anglican bishop says

    Ringing church bells for Brexit a ‘tacky’ idea, Anglican bishop says

    • Jan 15, 2020

    A call for church bells to ring out when Britain leaves the European Union has been attacked by a Church of England bishop as being “tacky.”

    By Charles Collins
  • Bishop, former chaplain to queen, to be received into Catholic Church

    Bishop, former chaplain to queen, to be received into Catholic Church

    • Dec 18, 2019

    Bishop Gavin Ashenden of the Christian Episcopal Church will become a Catholic Dec. 22 in Shrewsbury cathedral.

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