Thomas Colsy

What next for the College of Cardinals?

What next for the College of Cardinals?

The porn industry is built on childhood trauma

The adult industry’s victims were often victims long before

Survey finds sharp rise in Catholic identity among young Spaniards

New research from Spain points to a striking increase in Catholic identity among younger adults alongside growing frustration with democratic life and adult prospects

Jerusalem Patriarchate lodges complaint over alleged encroachments on Church land

Church officials in Jerusalem say legal action is under way after alleged settler activity on Patriarchate land in the Tubas Governorate

The Church of England is confused

Sarah Mullally’s elevation invites renewed debate over whether the Church of England still shares in the religious inheritance of early English Christianity

US firing squad plan reopens Catholic debate on capital punishment

The Justice Department said it would expand federal execution methods as Pope Leo reaffirmed his opposition to capital punishment

Catholic bishop’s role at Anglican consecration prompts questions

Commentators questioned Catholic bishop’s presence during the laying on of hands at Anglican consecration

Pope tells Archbishop of Canterbury to continue pursuit of Christian unity

Pope Leo XIV met Sarah Mullally in Rome as both Churches confront unresolved questions over orders, authority and moral teaching

SSPX to announce names of new bishops in June

The SSPX is preparing to reveal the names of new bishops to be consecrated in July in a move likely to intensify debate over its future relations with the Holy See

New Christian-inspired think tank sharpens debate on French Right

A new Bolloré-backed think tank is attracting attention in France as arguments over immigration, spending and culture gather pace before 2027

Ordinariate bishop denies report of Vatican liturgical directive

Conflicting accounts have emerged over reports that Vatican officials instructed Anglican Ordinariate clergy to concelebrate and abandon certain traditional ceremonial roles at solemn Mass

SPLC fraud indictment prompts scrutiny of its influence on Catholic extremism claims

A federal indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center has renewed scrutiny of its finances, methods and influence on official assessments of traditionalist Catholics

German cardinal moves to normalise same-sex blessings

Cardinal Reinhard Marx has instructed clergy in Munich to follow a new pastoral framework for blessing same-sex couples

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