Mark McGinness

When Prince Albert II of Monaco declined to sign a bill that would have legalised abortion in the Principality, Catholics rightly applauded. But his brave interjection is by no means an isolated incident among European royalty

A century after his birth, William F. Buckley Jnr is remembered as the Catholic intellectual who reshaped American conservatism, blending faith, wit and unapologetic anti-communism into one of the most influential public careers of the twentieth century

Hugh Benson’s birthday on 18 November invites a fresh look at the remarkable priest and novelist whose conversion from Anglicanism shocked Edwardian England

It's not widely known that the latest Doctor of the Church and the creator of the classic 'Carry on Jeeves' novels were cousins

Today’s meeting between King Charles III and Pope Leo XIV is being hailed as the first since the Reformation — but it may in fact be an all-time first: have a reigning king and a reigning pope ever truly met and prayed together before?

Perhaps intensified by her troubles, her adult life had a distinctly spiritual dimension