The Catholic Herald

The Pope has called on political leaders to 'commit themselves' to the ongoing Israel-Hamas peace negotiations, while also addressing the rise of 'antisemitic hatred' around the world

The film star famous for his action roles and former California governor praised both the Vatican’s efforts to become the world’s first carbon-neutral state and the Pope for his decisive leadership

The Diocese of Buffalo has submitted a reorganisation plan to end one of the largest clergy abuse cases in US history, proposing a $274 million compensation fund for more than 900 survivors, with contributions from parishes and insurers.

Elijah Burke was escorted out of a University of Galway event after questioning presidential hopeful Catherine Connolly about his brother Enoch’s imprisonment over a transgender dispute.

Dame Sarah Mullally has been named Archbishop of Canterbury Designate, becoming the first woman to lead the Church of England in its nearly 500-year history.

The US government has warned Minnesota it could lose education funding unless it reverses policies allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls’ sports, citing Title IX violations in a ruling that deepens the national clash over sex, sport, and civil rights.

Bishop José Antonio Álvarez Sánchez, a key figure in the formation of priests in Madrid and vicar general of the archdiocese, has died of a heart attack just over a year after his episcopal consecration.

A car and knife attack outside a packed Manchester synagogue on Yom Kippur has left two people dead and three seriously injured, as police investigate potential links to a surge in antisemitic incidents across the UK.

In what appears a world first scientists in the US have made early-stage human embryos by manipulating DNA taken from people's skin cells using a process that in essence hijacks the human reproductive system to create new life

Eurostar described the collection as being 'interchangeable and made to fit all genders, body types, and personal styles, empowering staff to express their individuality'

The secularisation of Irish society has been led by the usual elites – the media, the political class, the lanyard class, the non-governmental bodies – and it has left many people feeling that their priorities and identity count for little. Maria Steen’s candidacy would have been a chance for those voices to have been heard

A woman in her 30s was attacked by a group of men in the churchyard of St Mary’s in Banbury early on Sunday

Instead the Pope stressed that the Church’s pro-life witness must extend beyond the abortion debate