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Excavation reveals Lismore’s national significance in early Scottish Catholicism (opens the original)
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A community-funded excavation on the island of Lismore in Scotland has made “hugely exciting” discoveries which could reframe the importance of St Moluag to medieval Gaelic Catholicism. Lismore had been the home of a monastery dating to the sixth century, founded by St Moluag, though the recent excavation suggests the site was of far greater importance than was previously thought. Excavators compared the discoveries, which included burial grounds and decorated stonework, to the site of Iona, onc
Bishops highlight grief and hope ahead of Baby Loss Awareness Week (opens the original)
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Archbishop John Sherrington of Liverpool and Bishop Bosco MacDonald of Clifton have released a joint statement to raise awareness of the “unfillable void” left following the loss of a baby. The statement comes ahead of Baby Loss Awareness Week, which takes place from October 9 to 15. The bishops included prayers for those suffering from the loss of a baby, which they encouraged the use of to “honour the life of these children and care for their souls after death, and to support the parents and t
Drumcree standoff puts Northern Ireland's peace to the test (opens the original)
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“Protestants like to march and Catholics like to walk,” so the Derry saying goes. Last week, another episode in the Drumcree dispute between the Orange Order and the residents of Garvaghy Road caught many by surprise. The standoff which ensued, and with a history dating back at least 30 years, raised worries that old wounds could once again spell trouble for Stormont. The route along the predominantly Catholic Garvaghy Road, part of a traditional Orange march since 1807, has been inactive since
Pope Leo XIV urges ‘missionary spirit’ to revive Church in Germany (opens the original)
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Pope Leo XIV has expressed his optimism about the future of the Church in Germany as he encouraged Catholics to find the “true missionary spirit” to reverse declining Mass attendance. Speaking on September 28 in an in-flight press conference with about 80 journalists, the Holy Father reflected on his visit to France, European rearmament and widespread concerns about AI. When asked about the decline of the Church in Germany, where less than seven per cent of Catholics attend weekly Mass, the Holy
Tabernacle containing Hosts stolen from hospital chapel in Merseyside (opens the original)
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Police are searching for a man who reportedly stole a tabernacle from Arrowe Park Hospital, Merseyside, on September 23 in what has been called a “despicable” theft. A man was seen taking the tabernacle away from its chapel in a wheelchair at around 1pm. The Diocese of Shrewsbury confirmed that Hosts were contained within the tabernacle when it was stolen. It is believed that the man took the tabernacle on the wheelchair in the direction of football pitches on Arrowe Park Road. Wirral Neighbourh
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