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Senior Vatican correspondent @NCRegister; co-founder of collegeofcardinalsreport.com; founder of catholiccharityfinder.com
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My book on the extraordinary and inspiring life of Mother Maria Stieren — a saintly Bavarian Benedictine missionary who against the odds founded her own flourishing traditional Congregation in one of the poorest regions of Tanzania — is published today by @SophiaPress:
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God’s Mighty Little Missionary — The Extraordinary Life and Legacy of Mother Maria Stieren

Now available to pre-order from @SophiaPress:
sophiainstitute.com/product/gods-m…

“I wholeheartedly recommend this compelling, beautifully written, and profoundly Catholic biography.”
—Obianuju Ekeocha, President and Founder, Culture of Life Africa

All author royalties go to the Congregation Mother Maria founded.
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“If it’s not the job of the Church to convert, for what does She exist?” asks Fr Benedict Kiely responding to Cardinal Vesco’s recent comments that the Church has “better things to do” than seek converts from other monotheistic religions. “Does it matter little whether one believes in Jesus, Mohammed — or the Buddha, for that matter? If we have ‘better things to do,’ what exactly are they?”

thecatholicthing.org/2026/11/02/woe… via @CatholicThing @benedict_kiely
www.thecatholicthing.org ‘Woe To Me If I Do Not Preach’ - The Catholic Thing Fr. Benedict Kiely: Denying the Church's mission to convert souls betrays both the Gospel and the sacrifices of the martyrs.
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Following the closure of the Anscombe Bioethics Centre in July 2025 after the bishop of England and Wales withdrew funding, the Bios Centre continues that important work, remaining one of the UK’s foremost independent institutes specialising in bioethics research.

It is currently seeking funds by 31 March 2027 to sustain its research, education and policy work on issues including reproduction, genetics, AI, end-of-life care and conscientious objection.

If you can help, please click on the donate link or email its director, Anthony McCarthy, via this page: catholiccharityfinder.com/bios-centre-ap…