Luke Coppen is a Senior Correspondent at Pillar Catholic. He covers a variety of themes including religion and spirituality, with a focus on Christianity, church administration, and social issues such as diversity and inclusion, gender issues, and LGBTQ+ interests. Luke's work has been featured in The Spectator World and The Spectator.
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Luke is joined by Dr. Sebastian Ostritsch to talk about the development of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, its formal condemnation in 2024
Welcome to Starting Seven, The Pillar 's daily newsletter. I'm Luke Coppen and I seek to guide you each weekday morning to the most interesting Catholic news and commentary.
The former Vatican prefect won a civil defamation lawsuit against a woman who accused him of sexual assault.
The departure comes exactly two weeks after the resignation of a 66-year-old bishop who cited “psychological strain.”
The EU’s top court is considering a case involving Belgium’s Ghent diocese
Christians voted for the AfD at significantly lower rates than the wider population
The group also calls for online follow-up meetings between bishops and curial officials
Welcome to Starting Seven, The Pillar 's daily newsletter. I'm Luke Coppen and I seek to guide you each weekday morning to the most interesting Catholic news and commentary.
By: Luke Coppen
Temperatures climbed so high in France this summer that wildfires forced mass evacuations, Champagne grapes were harvested exceptionally early, the
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced Thursday that the government will seek to end a ban on Catholics and Jews advising the British monarch on appointments to the established (state) church.
