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The latest Catholic and ecumenical news

Westminster’s leading pro-Life MPs have made a bid to devolve abortion to Holyrood in the hope that Scotland will ‘lead the way’ on changing the 1967 law.

Pope Francis tells new archbishops: “Be true witnesses.”

Pope welcomes Orthodox delegation for feast of Sts Peter and Paul.

Speaking at UN, Cardinal Turkson stresses link between climate change and world poverty.

Tributes paid to Scottish Christian couple killed in Tunisia terrorist attack.

St Mary’s Catholic Primary School, Wednesbury, pays tribute to Joel Richards killed in Tunisia.

Norway is claiming 4.6 million euros compensation from the Catholic Church for alleged exaggeration numbers to obtain more state aid.

Youth pilgrimage to Isle of Iona.

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Pope ‘plans to chew coca leaves during Bolivia visit.’

 

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