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May 2007

• Cardinal sounds abortion warning
• Salmond attends memorial service
• Workmen bury historic grave
• Polls chaos 'must not put people off politics'
• A witness to the saintly heart of John Paul II
• Increase in abortions in Scotland
• Church must reaffirm its role
• What is the secret of a Catholic education?
• Faith groups plan joint rally to mark 40 years of Israeli occupation
• 1967 Abortion Act a 'pack of lies' claims Cardinal O'Brien
• Frank is revving up for retirement
• Christian trust to hold Buckie fun day
• All hell breaks out as pagans given go-ahead for university gathering
• Christian college is investigated
• Assembly roundup: Kirk opts for ‘conversation’ on same-sex relationships
• Assembly roundup: Kirk once spoke in a voice of thunder
• Addict jailed for £10 church theft
• Church aims to raise £100,000 in 50 days
• Anti-Catholic bias alleged
• Evangelists challenge Church over engagement with young people
• Crossreach launches first-ever TV ad campaign
• Project to transform historic kirk given £50,000 boost
• Scottish student body to vote on Pure course
• Retired ministers may be called back
• Kirk puts off decision on homosexual relationships
• Kirk's youth support civil partnerships
• Religious political parties fail to attract Church's blessing
• Homosexuals can enrich us, says radical Christian group's leader
• Kirk calls for UK to pull troops out of Iraq
• Troubled Kirk hotel in Holy Land makes a profit at last
• Why Church has refused to condemn Mugabe regime
• Kirk fears gambling is 'new opium of the people'
• Pray it doesn't rain as march marks Pentecost
• Moderator preaches importance of unity
• Alice Scrimgeour
• Breaking the mould: meet the Kirk’s quiet rebel
• Minister faces losing job and home after council re-election
• Churches sign up to stamp out sectarianism
• Church sees changing society as an opportunity, not a threat
• Rev William John MacLeod
• Sectarian bias must be tackled, says new Moderator
• Moderator hopes post will inspire women worldwide
• Sheilagh has faith in the future
• Rich countries should take 'moral responsibility', says Christian Aid
• End Church veto over jobs, say teachers
• Move to improve relations between Scottish churches
• Kirk faces split over same-sex blessings
• Assembly to hear that 'energy use is a moral issue'
• Young drinkers' habits uncovered
• Energy is an ethical dilemma
• Kirk to hear plans for annual Children’s Assembly
• Ex-Kirk minister favourite in Provost race
• Soul-empty Scotland needs a new message from Kirk assembly
• 'I shall forsake the ministry for what I believe is right'
• Catholic schools purge: church faces a 'very messy battle to ward off forces of secularism
• Will Brown hand back powers to the Church?
• The cruelty of celibacy can turn good men bad
• Iain Mackenzie
• The £1 million manse
• Assembly to hear call for action on human trafficking
• Moderator reacts to announcement of Blair departure
• Baptism of Inverness street upgrade
• Glasgow vigil for missing Madeleine
• Cathedral appoints director of music, funded by £600,000 bequest
• John Golder
• City vigil for missing Madeleine
• Methodists to launch prayer help book
• "Find Your Missing Relatives," says Salvation Army
• Catholics in Healthcare launches support for health workers
• European Protestant hymnbook launches second edition
• What could you do with £5,000?
• John Maguire
• Norman Wickham
• Affordable housing handbook launched for Scottish churches
• Scots artist on Turner shortlist
• Parliament is blessed at St Giles Cathedral
• Kirk to reduce congregations' budget contribution by £1 million
• Dangerous bells may have to go
• James Smith
• Contempt penalty for Kluk priest
• Anarchy in Gardenstown - how Sex Pistols guru was thrown out of a Highland village
• The alchemy of a down-to-earth visionary
• Brethren in search for new premises
• Tributes paid to a popular priest
• Spiritual healing: Miracle or myth?
• Demand for Church inquiry as priest admits using prostitutes
• Cruel church carer thief dodges jail
• Aberdeen church bucking trend with plans for £2 million building
• Bertha Wilson
• Professor W B Cranston
• A Christian ... but no saint
• Singer tells of the part St Patrick’s played in her life
• Jail threat for dodging questions
• Woman tells of predator in pews
• 'Cardinal Winning knew all about my women'
• 'My sex in chapel house with vice girls'
• I am weak ... Father Gerry confesses
• Churches Together to launch church growth resource
• Church apologises over priest in Kluk murder
• Archbishop: 'It seemed that Father Gerry was on trial''
• Tobin guilty of Angelika's murder
• Eco-friendly kirk works to woo falcons
• Defence appeal to Angelika jurors
• Archbishop of Glasgow receives major Italian honour
• Culter Kirk organist had a passion for music
• Woman first for top church job
• Final speeches at Angelika trial
• Witness accused in Angelika trial
• Religious leaders’ second Old Firm visit in drive to stamp out bigotry
• New guidance published on Christian-Muslim etiquette
• Minister's son in Holyrood bid
• Kluk witness's desire for justice
• Scottish Christian Party tries to be 'so macho'
• Christian parties in clash