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The Daily Telegraph, Australia
June 14, 2006
www.dailytelegraph.news.com.au

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 14948 • Posted: Wednesday June 14, 2006  

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Nicole Kidman has reportedly returned to the Roman Catholic church on the eve of her marriage to country singer Keith Urban.

The actress, who abandoned the faith when she wed Tom Cruise in a Scientology ceremony, has been spotted attending Mass at her old church, Sydney’s Mary McKillop chapel, with her parents.

It is thought the star hopes to secure the church for her wedding to Urban later this month, after her previous marriage was annulled.

The chapel’s priest, Fr Paul Coleman, says: “For Nicole, you know, this is a spiritual homecoming, coming back to the Church and her faith in her old parish.”

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