Niwa Limbu

Almost five years on from Traditionis Custodes, the Traditional Latin Mass has been placed in a liturgical limbo, neither promoted nor penalised

A document authored under Cardinal Arthur Roche’s authority and circulated to cardinals during the January consistory sets out a forceful rejection of the Tridentine Latin Mass

The Church’s struggle to define synodality is increasingly entangled with a poorly defined critique of authority

Spain remains culturally Catholic but increasingly secular. With a papal visit now considered likely, the question is not nostalgia for a lost confessional age, but whether Spanish Catholicism still has the capacity to be stirred into renewed spiritual and cultural life

Speaking exclusively with the Catholic Herald, cardinals offer their candid assessments of Pope Leo XIV’s first extraordinary consistory

With United States military intervention leaving Venezuela in a precarious position, the Catholic Church may once again be called upon to fill a moral and institutional vacuum

Attendance at Vatican events rose sharply in 2025 after years of decline, but numerical recovery alone cannot answer deeper questions about doctrinal clarity and ecclesial confidence

Archbishop Laterza caused a media storm with his comments about freedom, but for Catholics they should come as no shock

The Superior General of the SSPX has said the Church is now in a deeper state of emergency than in 1988

The destruction of the Vondelkerk stands as a sign of Europe’s diminishing confidence in the inheritance it once laboured to preserve

While presented as pastoral continuity, Charlotte diocese’s ban on altar rails risks doctrinal confusion

Following an investigation by the Catholic Herald, the diocese will remove support from CCS adoption

The report shows how narrative framing and anonymous claims can be allowed to outrun verifiable facts, with papal insinuation used to inflate a limited local dispute into a global Church story