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Annual Latin Mass pilgrimage has Vatican Mass cancelled
Sources told the Catholic Herald that the Secretariat of State informed pilgrimage organisers of the Mass cancellation
Michael Haynes
Blood sacrifices ancient and modern
The disturbing imagery of blood sacrifice may seem alien to modern life, but its meaning remains central to an understanding of Christianity
Fr Dwight Longenecker
Cardinal Brandmüller warns synodality partly inspired by Protestantism
“A type of synod is being proposed in the Catholic sphere, inspired in part by the Protestant model," said the German cardinal.
Michael Haynes
Wendell Berry and the freedom of limits
The life and work of Wendell Berry remind us that escaping inherited limits does not make us limitless – and that some constraints are essential to human flourishing
David Hahn
Assisted suicide vote to follow World Suicide Prevention Day
A government adviser on suicide prevention has questioned the contrast between efforts to prevent suicide and proposals to legalise assisted suicide in England and Wales
The Catholic Herald
Venezuelan youths receive Confirmation outside earthquake-damaged church
Sixty-two young people in Tarmas received the sacrament of Confirmation outdoors after an earthquake damaged their historic parish church
Nathalie Raffray
Joe Biden shares health update and urges men to get screened for prostate cancer
The former president thanked medical professionals and those who had prayed for him and his family as he shared an update on his cancer treatment
Christine Rousselle
Christian students sue New York college over ministry leadership policy
The Christian student organisation says its members should be free to require those who lead its prayers and worship to share its faith
Christine Rousselle
Pro-family politics requires prudence
The test of pro-family policy is not simply whether it offers support, but whether it strengthens the conditions in which families can flourish
Patrick Neve
The result is not a type, it Is a person
Leweston School is an independent Catholic school on the edge of the Dorset countryside, educating children from three to eighteen. This sponsored article is by its Headmaster, John Paget-Tomlinson.
John Paget-Tomlinson
‘God appears to be doing something’: Hundreds of Texas A&M students enrol in OCIA
The director of OCIA at Texas A&M says the large numbers point not to the programme itself but to what God is already doing in the lives of young people
Christine Rousselle
Academy for Life president: Catholics can support ‘imperfect’ euthanasia law
Archbishop Pegoraro weighed into the topic of euthanasia after an Italian region moved forward with assisted suicide legislation.
Michael Haynes
In Pictures: Thousands pack Westminster Cathedral for Mass for Life
Pro-lifers gathered at Westminster Cathedral for the Mass for Life before joining the annual March for Life through central London
The Catholic Herald
Lichtenstein parliament votes to legalise abortion
The parliament has approved measures to legalise abortion, however the Hereditary Prince has promised to veto the bill
Michael Haynes
Bishop consecrated to fill Chinese diocese vacant for 25 years
Bishop Yang now assumes leadership of the Archdiocese of Chongqing, although questions about his links with the Communist party are prominent
Michael Haynes
Government raises estimate of assisted suicide deaths by 60 per cent
Government modelling has raised its estimate of assisted suicide deaths by 60 per cent, while a new assessment highlights risks linked to poverty, care and abuse
The Catholic Herald
Former St Agnes church demolished following fire
The former St Agnes church building in Toledo was demolished after firefighters battled a fire that remains under investigation
Christine Rousselle
Cardinal Burke praises fraternal correction in light of apostasy
“The moral relativism of our society tends to accept as right whatever a person thinks about any given moral question,” he lamented
Michael Haynes
Cardinal Burke defends Mary’s Co-Redemptrix title
The cardinal’s use of the Co-Redemptrix title is poignant and comes as a key pushback against a controversial Vatican text
Michael Haynes
10,000 pro-lifers fill London’s streets at March for Life
The continued growth of the annual March for Life forces the pro-life message into the public sphere
Michael Haynes
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