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Eileen and Jacqueline Nearne never spoke about how they’d been secret agents in France during the war; but after they died their niece pieced together what they’d done, and the role their Catholic faith had played. Faith Today went to Italy to meet her.
When Anna Kennedy was told there were no school places for her autistic sons, she set out to change things – not only for them, but for children with autism everywhere. And, Joanna Moorhead discovers, this Catholic mum from West London has done just that.
The mysterious pilgrim Margery Kempe was the first person to write an autobiography in English and it tells of her relationship with Christ and the holy places and people she visited. Hazel Sillver explains.
Pope Francis was inaugurated as Pope on the Feast of St Joseph (19 March). In his inauguration homily he spoke movingly and powerfully of the role of St Joseph in salvation history and how we look to him as our guardian and protector.
It's the eve of the Papal inauguration, and the great city of Rome is getting to know its new bishop. In fact those of us who are here have seen plenty of the former Cardinal Bergoglio over the last few days: we saw him on the balcony on Wednesday night when he was first elected, we saw him during his first appearance in the audience hall on Saturday, and we saw him outside the church of St Anna in the Vatican on Sunday morning, greeting the departing congregation like any parish priest after any regular weekend mass, at any Catholic church anywhere in the world.
On an average grey March Roman morning you'd wait maybe five minutes to get inside St Peter's Basilica. Today, though, isn't an average morning; today, I had to queue for 40 minutes. The election of Cardinal Bergoglio as Pope Francis I has put the spotlight on the Vatican as nothing else can, and in the wake of the headlines and the TV coverage, the people are arriving in their droves.
What a difference a day makes. Twenty four hours ago we were waiting for the smoke; most of had never heard of a man called Jorge Mario Bergoglio or had any idea who the cardinal from Argentina was.
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