
Britain’s ‘Quiet Catholic Revival’ Is Lay-Driven, Mostly by Young Men
‘The question now facing the institutional Catholic Church is: Can its hierarchy catch up with what the Holy Spirit is doing?...’
‘The question now facing the institutional Catholic Church is: Can its hierarchy catch up with what the Holy Spirit is doing?...’
ANALYSIS: The country is facing many socio-political ills that Church leaders and others link to a spiritual vacuum but signs of a Catholic revival are said to be ‘bubbling under the surface.’
A leading critic of the legislation, Cardinal Vincent Nichols of Westminster, has warned that the bill, if passed, could lead to a ‘slippery slope’ and instill ‘great fear and trepidation’ among the frail and vulnerable, especially those with disabilities.
The latest bill, which would legalize assisted dying for the terminally ill, has been introduced in the House of Commons and will be debated and likely voted on Nov. 29.
Schellhorn outlined how U.K. leaders have spoken out against the bill and are urging U.K. Catholics to oppose it.
Vaughan-Spruce was first arrested in December 2022 for silently praying within a public space protection order zone outside a closed abortion facility.
Assisted suicide is currently illegal in England and Wales and is a crime punishable for up to 14 years in prison.
In an interview with the New York Times published on Monday, Dr. Hilary Cass warned there is no comprehensive evidence to support the routine prescription of transgender drugs to minors with gender dysphoria.
Msgr. Newton said in a statement that he was ‘delighted’ with Father Waller’s appointment, adding that he has been ‘unwaveringly loyal’ to the Ordinariate and a ‘great support’ to him as vicar general.
The bishops addressed the controversial issue of medical transition for minors. England ended puberty blockers for minors in March of this year because of safety concerns.
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