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• Swiss Guard’s Vatican cookbook promises feast fit for a pope

  22 Oct 2014: Book includes recipes chosen by Vatican officials and some of the pontiff’s favourite Argentinian dishes

• Catholic school bans Ellen Page and Julianne Moore romance shoot

  22 Oct 2014: Lesbian love story has permission to film at Catholic boys school in New York State revoked

• The Guardian view on Roman Catholic teaching on the family

  21 Oct 2014: Editorial: The open arguments about liberalising Catholic teaching are a welcome and necessary dose of reality, whichever side appears to win

• Ode to Madonna: Singing nun to release Like a Virgin cover

  21 Oct 2014: Sicilian sister Cristina Scucci, who shot to fame on The Voice of Italy talent show, says song on first album is ‘secular prayer’

• Progressive Catholics still have faith in Pope Francis’s vision

  20 Oct 2014: Martin Pendergast: The final report of the church’s extraordinary synod on family may have removed gay-friendly language, but great strides were made. Reform will come

• If Vatican conservatives are so afraid of gay rights, young Catholics aren't going to wait around

  20 Oct 2014: Zach Stafford: How do bishops keep old-school policies with such a progressive congregation? Maybe because the new liberal-ish churchgoers aren’t going to church anymore

• Virgin of Valme pilgrimage near Seville – in pictures

  20 Oct 2014: This pilgrimage has taken place since 1894 in the town of Dos Hermanas near the Andalucían capital of Seville in southern Spain. Pilgrims wearing traditional Andalucían dresses accompany the Virgin on horseback, on foot or in carts in an atmosphere of religious fervour
  

• Martin Rowson on the Vatican and gay rights – cartoon

  Cartoon, 19 Oct 2014:

  Pope Francis appears to have lost out to powerful conservatives in the Roman Catholic church after bishops scrapped language that had been hailed as a historic warming of attitudes towards gay people

• Pope Francis’s healing, loving revolution is unstoppable

  19 Oct 2014: Austen Ivereigh: A minority of bishops clings to conservative ways but the Catholic church is slowly changing and will be holier for it

• In Vatican and Rome alike, slow progress on gay rights

  19 Oct 2014: Issue of civil unions is political dynamite in Italy, the only country in western Europe where such couples still have no legal status

• Sins of the fathers: sexual abuse at a Catholic order

  19 Oct 2014: Eleven men who trained for the priesthood at a Yorkshire seminary have recently settled their claims of sexual abuse with the Catholic order that ran it. In the latest in our series on boarding-school abuse, Catherine Deveney hears of their decades-long struggle for justice and the damage done

• Catholic bishops veto gay-friendly statements leaving Pope Francis the loser

  19 Oct 2014: Final report of Roman Catholic extraordinary synod on the family removes talk of ‘welcoming’ gay people

• Catholic missionary compensates 11 former trainee priests

  19 Oct 2014: Payouts follow allegations of widespread sexual abuse at St Peter Claver College in Yorkshire in the 1960s and 70s

• Conservative US cardinal demoted by pope, he tells Buzzfeed

  18 Oct 2014: Raymond Burke had clashed with Francis on social issues, but synod report passes without landmark welcome to gays

• Sister Bernadette, my Carmelite aunt

  18 Oct 2014: Joanna Moorhead reflects on her relationship with her aunt – a nun who lives a largely silent life in an enclosed religious order

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