The Catholic Herald

Plans to honour Senator Dick Durbin with a lifetime award have triggered opposition from bishops across the United States

Students at the largest Catholic university in the US have launched a covert contraception network after administrators shut down their Planned Parenthood-affiliated group.

Pope Leo XIV will confer the title of Doctor of the Church on St John Henry Newman on 1 November, marking the first such declaration of his pontificate and affirming Newman’s lasting influence on Catholic theology and education.

The Diocese of Brooklyn has ordered the cessation of the Traditional Latin Mass at St Cecilia Church, ending one of New York’s best-known celebrations of the older rite.

A Catholic priest known for opposing organised crime was handed a bullet during Sunday Mass in Caivano, a Camorra-controlled town in southern Italy, prompting condemnation from Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.

Five people were killed at a Latter-day Saints church in Michigan, just a day after the death of LDS president Russell M. Nelson, in the second deadly Midwest church attack in a month.

George Galloway has been detained under anti-terror legislation at Gatwick Airport after returning from Moscow.

A 75-year-old woman has been arrested for the second time under Scotland’s new buffer zone law after standing silently with a placard near a Glasgow hospital.

'Nuns vs. The Vatican' received two sold-out screenings at the Canadian festival earlier this month. Gloria Branciani, one of the alleged victims who features in the film, received a standing ovation lasting four minutes when she appeared before audiences at a post-screening discussion