Simon Caldwell is a journalist who primarily writes for The Catholic Herald, covering a wide range of topics related to the Catholic Church. His work has also been featured in publications such as The Boston Pilot, UCA News, The Catholic Register, The Conservative Woman, and The Catholic Review. Simon's articles often focus on issues of faith, social justice, and the intersection of religion and society.
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Simon Caldwell's articles predominantly cover the Catholic Church, focusing on bishops, religious persecution, church controversies, and church doctrine. His coverage attributes indicate a particular interest in expert commentary and government announcements related to the Catholic Church.
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By: Simon Caldwell
Cardinal Müller attacks Pope's plans for synodality
By: Simon Caldwell
MPs today voted for an assisted suicide Bill in an historic moment which was described by a senior Catholic bishop as a “dark day for our country”. The Terminally Ill (End of Life) Bill passed Second Reading by 330 votes to 275, a majority of 55, making extremely likely that assisting in suicides will be
By: Simon Caldwell
Protestors holds a placard outside Parliament as British lawmakers debate the assisted dying law in London Nov. 29, 2024. Britain's lawmakers voted Nov. 29 to legalize assisted suicide for the terminally ill in England and Wales, despite opposition from Britain's Catholic bishops and other faith groups. (OSV News photo/Mina Kim, Reuters)
By: Simon Caldwell
Financiers fear new pensions rules could coerce elderly into assisted suicide
By: Simon Caldwell
Back in 1996, when the police investigated real crimes instead of spending 60,000 hours a year scrolling X for “non-crime hate incidents”, Noel Gallagher bragged to Melody Maker about how he and other Oasis band members used to burgle houses and steal cars before they became famous.
By: Simon Caldwell
Pope Francis has approved a pilgrimage for people who identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual and transsexual as part of the Jubilee 2025 celebrations.
By: Simon Caldwell
Assisted suicide MP unveils 'stacked' committee
By: Simon Caldwell
British spies foiled two plots to kill Pope in Iraq
By: Simon Caldwell
The Exorcist Files: True Stories About the Reality of Evil and How to Defeat It By Fr Carlos Martins Hodder and Stoughton, £18 “People ask me what it is like to battle the Devil,” muses Fr Carlos Martins. “My opponent is hatred himself … When I walk into a room to conduct an exorcism, the
By: Simon Caldwell
The Pope today named a replacement for the American bishop he controversially fired more than a year ago. Francis has appointed Auxiliary Bishop John Kelly of Dallas to succeed Bishop Joseph Strickland as the Bishop of Tyler, Texas. Bishop Strickland, 66, was removed from office by the Pontiff in November last year and Bishop Joe
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