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Corrie Douglas-Young
Bishop Curry urges government to secure Jimmy Lai’s release
Bishop James Curry has urged Andy Burnham to work for the release of Jimmy Lai, the Catholic British citizen serving a 20-year prison sentence in Hong Kong
Requiem Mass for Ann Widdecombe to be held at Buckfast Abbey
The Requiem Mass of Ann Widdecombe will take place on August 12 at Buckfast Abbey in a private gathering of friends and family
The war on Catholic France
Church closures, attacks on places of worship and the tensions surrounding France’s secular identity are placing renewed pressure on the country’s Catholic heritage
Baroness O’Loan: Catholic doctrine being replaced by communist ideology in China
O’Loan said the 2018 Vatican-China agreement had empowered the Communist Party while failing to benefit Chinese Catholics
Latin Mass Society pilgrimage draws growing numbers to Walsingham
The Latin Mass Society says its annual pilgrimage to Walsingham has continued to grow despite restrictions on the Traditional Mass
Pope calls for end to targeting of civilians in Ukraine
Pope Leo XIV has renewed his appeal for an end to violence in Ukraine as attacks on civilians continue and Vatican officials pursue diplomatic efforts
Holy See appoints apostolic administrator for Rabat amid investigation
Mgr Mario León Dorado OMI will administer the Archdiocese of Rabat while an investigation into allegations against Cardinal Cristóbal López Romero continues
Archbishop Longley: Palliative care gives "real options"
The Archbishop of Birmingham has urged renewed investment in palliative care, saying that it gives “real options” and a “dignified approach” to those facing the end of their lives
Ukraine nuncio: ‘Civilian deaths are constantly increasing’
Archbishop Visvaldas Kulbokas has detailed the daily realities of life in Kyiv while praising Pope Leo’s sustained commitment to peace and humanitarian dialogue
German diocese rebukes €500 baptism scheme
A German investor is offering €500 to families who baptise their children, but the Diocese of Augsburg says the Sacrament should not be linked to financial incentives
Belgian Trappist abbey closes after 65 years amid vocation decline
The departure of the Cistercian sisters from Brialmont Abbey highlights the growing challenge of sustaining monastic communities across Europe
Archbishop Wilson: Assisted suicide Bill would create a culture of killing
The Archbishop of Southwark has urged Catholics to contact their MPs ahead of a crucial Commons vote, warning that legalising assisted suicide would fundamentally change how society treats the vulnerable
Blessed Sacrament desecrated in attacks on three French churches
Three churches in the Archdiocese of Tours have been vandalised, with the Blessed Sacrament desecrated, in the latest attacks on Catholic churches in France
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