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Denmark apologises to Greenland’s women for coercive birth control

It follows revelations that thousands of Inuit women and girls were subjected to coerced contraception in the form of intra-uterine 'coils' being fitted without consent

Mexican bishop faces backlash for con-celebrating Eucharist with Anglican female cleric

The retired bishop provoked widespread controversy after he celebrated the Eucharist with an Anglican female minister at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe

SSPX responds to criticisms by Cardinal Arborelius

The cardinal asserted that the SSPX does not live and work in communion with the Holy See and that therefore the sacraments celebrated by its priests are 'valid but illicit'

Parishioners protest Latin Mass suppression in Detroit

Catholics gathered outside Detroit’s Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament to protest that the TLM remains at the heart of parish worship

INTERVIEW: Holy See ambassador Eduard Habsburg on Catholic tradition, family and fixing a broken world

The Ambassador of Hungary to the Holy See offers a unique perspective on living faithfully and raising children with resilience at a time when society often undermines those very values

Vatican drops SSPX pilgrimage from official Jubilee 2025 calendar

A sudden change to the Vatican’s Jubilee 2025 calendar raise fresh questions

Cardinal Duka to represent pope at Gdańsk archdiocese centenary

Cardinal Burke received in audience by Pope Leo XIV

Protest at French church after FSSP clergy removed by bishop

Banners hang from railings around Notre-Dame de Valence as protests continue against what is viewed as diocese suppression of the FSSP-run church

Spain and Vatican finally reach agreement over Nuncio appointment

The Spanish government has finally unblocked the appointment of the Holy See’s new Apostolic Nuncio after months of diplomatic delay

Leo XIV rejects Pachamama-style ecology in Amazon message

Interview: Bishop David Waller on his reason for Catholicism, the Eucharist, and the next Archbishop of Canterbury

Image of the Virgin Mary left untouched after explosion in Peru

Amid destruction in Trujillo, sacred image of Mary remains intact.

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