Tuesday, November 10, 2026

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Pope Leo’s postoperative recovery progressing well

A statement released by the Holy See Press Office this afternoon (14th October) from Dr Luigi Carbone and Professor

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Pope Leo: I will undergo surgery soon to remove nodule in my lung

Pope Leo XIV told the faithful gathered for the Angelus on Sunday that his doctors have found a “localised

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Holborn and St Pancras, political tribalism and a Catholic way of doing politics

British politics has always been a funny old business, and this week has certainly been no exception. After what

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BOOK REVIEW: Jim Walsh on Sylvester Stallone’s The Steps: A Memoir

Sylvester Stallone’s The Steps: A Memoir is, on the surface, the story of an unlikely Hollywood success: a young

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Bishop Neylon joins ‘Walk of Witness’ in Liverpool calling for peace in the Holy Land

Last month, on Sunday 27 September, Bishop Tom Neylon, auxiliary Bishop of Liverpool, took part in a ‘Walk of

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Choir of St George’s Cathedral Southwark records Rosary in Gregorian Chant

For the Month of the Most Holy Rosary, celebrated in October, the Choir of St George’s Cathedral has recorded

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Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle elected new Dean of College of Cardinals

After leading one of the world’s oldest bodies – the College of Cardinals – for nearly seven years, 92-year-old

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Celebrations all round as New Hall School wins dance innovation award

New Hall School has won the Innovation in Dance Education Award at the UK Dance Awards 2026, celebrating the

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Urgent reinvestment in science education research needed to prepare children for complex future, experts warn

Urgent reinvestment is needed in science education research to adequately prepare children for complex future challenges, such as climate

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Canada plan to permit euthanasia for individuals incapable of consent at the point of death

Euthanasia for individuals incapable of consent at the point of death is to be introduced under new proposals from

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GUEST COMMENTARY: Financial assistance for prison visits isn’t a perk, says Pact CEO

This week, some commentators published articles about an established scheme that helps people on low incomes cover the cost

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What 1,000 years of golden roses tell us about popes’ authority and influence, from Leo IX to Leo XIV

Almost every ceremonial object or ornament of the medieval papal monarchy has disappeared or lost its original purpose. Yet

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