Niwa Limbu

The Guardian’s coverage of Opus Dei treats facts as optional

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

Why does Europe hate its Christians? 

Thousands of attacks on Christians were recorded across Europe last year, exposing a widening gap in how religious hatred is addressed

Diocese of Clifton continues to fund charity promoting same-sex adoption

The diocese is still funding and promoting a former Catholic adoption agency that openly supports same-sex adoption

The SSPX and the question of new bishops

With its remaining bishops approaching their seventies, the SSPX is once again confronting the question of episcopal succession

Could the Pope Condemn Nick Fuentes?

Nick Fuentes’s Piers Morgan appearance raises a lingering question about whether there is historical precedence for a papal intervention

A presidential message on a Marian feast is indicative of today's politics

Donald Trump’s Feast of the Immaculate Conception message marks a striking moment in how Catholic themes are entering American political life

The Bomb that tried to destroy Our Lady of Guadalupe

Our Lady of Guadalupe has remained a constant presence in Mexican Catholic life, surviving persecution, revolution and even a bomb attack

The UK’s decade long crackdown on pro-life protest

A Cambridge man’s arrest for displaying pro-life images shows the escalating restrictions on expression around abortion in Britain.

The House of Lords needs Catholic bishops again

The battle for the next Lord Speaker exposes how far Britain’s upper chamber has drifted from its Christian constitutional inheritance.

Latin Mass restrictions reveal a deeper crisis

Despite episcopal sympathy for the old rite, the Church continues to govern the Latin Mass through temporary permissions

The Patriarch of Constantinople is asking more than Rome can give

Patriarch Bartholomew’s conditions for unity present serious problems for Catholics.

What to make of Pope Leo and Patriarch Bartholomew’s joint declaration

The Pope and the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople have prayed together and issued a joint declaration that may well pave the way for changes between the Catholic and Orthodox Churches. But what should Catholics make of the statements?

Pope Leo XIV’s Nicaea moment and the missing Filioque

Commemorating the 1,700th anniversary of the First Ecumenical Council, the Pope joined Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox and Protestant leaders in Turkey in one of the most symbolically charged ecumenical gatherings of his pontificate

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