Scottish Christian
Labour MEP calls for Europe-wide ban on ‘dangerous’ Buckfast tonic wine
A Scots Labour MEP yesterday called for a Europe-wide ban on Buckfast.
Catherine Stihler urged a powerful European Parliament committee to
Labour ‘will lose election bid to recruit faithful’
The efforts of Jim Murphy, the Scottish Secretary, to woo Roman Catholic voters and other faith groups to the Labour
Church of Scotland hits out at Labour ‘party of faith’ claim
Scottish Secretary Jim Murphy yesterday came under fire for his attempt this week to portray Labour as the party of
Australian child migrants: In their words
Honoria Goldberg
Born 1946 in Glasgow, Honoria Goldberg was sent to St Joseph’s in Australia when she was eight.
She recalls being
Cardinal launches attack on Labour
Scotland’s most senior Roman Catholic has said he hopes the Pope will give the Labour Party "hell" when he visits
Child migrant recalls his ’stolen life’
It is a cold, snowy morning when I meet Rex Wade at his house in Cornwall, writes Alison Holt.
He is
Cardinal responds to Minister’s "Religion and Politics" comments
Reacting to comments made by Jim Murphy MP today on suggesting that "religion should play a role in British politics",
Catholic leader accuses Labour of ‘unrelenting attack on family values’
The leader of Scotland’s Roman Catholics has reacted to the Scottish Secretary’s attempt to woo religious voters by accusing Labour
Edinburgh church receives green award for ‘Eco Commandments’
An Edinburgh church that devised a list of 10 “Eco Commandments” has received a top environmental award for their green
Sunday ferry to Lewis ‘popular’ says CalMac
More than 10,000 passengers have used a controversial Sunday ferry service from Stornoway on Lewis to mainland Scotland in its
Jim Murphy plays the religion card to win votes
Labour will today try to reposition itself as the natural party of religious voters, with a keynote address from Scottish
The biggest bully is inside Gordon Brown’s head
Gordon Brown, in a speech last April at St Paul’s Cathedral in London, espoused the Christian doctrine to "do to
Toronto artist calls BS on censorship in Scotland
On the surface, Scotland seems okay if you’re queer or trans, writes Sandra Alland. There are prominent queer organizations, and
Anglo-Catholics looking to Rome launch ‘Friends of the Ordinariate’
Today is the Forward in Faith Day of Prayer, a moment of reflection for Anglo-Catholics considering the Pope’s offer to
David Cameron should have more faith in the Christian vote
It’s increasingly clear, with even the redoubtable Lord Heseltine now predicting a hung Parliament, that the smallest shifts of public
Headmaster regrets loss of ‘Catholic world’
THE head of one of Scotland’s leading Catholic schools has said the religious world he and others grew up in
Famine Song is ’satire’, says Rangers fan chief
A spokesman for the Rangers Supporters Trust has defended the singing of “the Famine Song” by some fans and said
Official opening of Auchterarder church centre
A decade of hard work will be celebrated at the official opening of Auchterarder’s near-£1million parish church centre next week.
The
Chart star Sir Elton John sparks row after claiming Jesus was gay
Sir Elton John claims Jesus was a "super-intelligent gay man" in a controversial new interview.
The Rocket Man singer claims Jesus



