Cardinal Robert Sarah has commented publicly on the Society of St Pius X’s plans to consecrate bishops in July at its seminary in Écône, Switzerland

Following Dante’s journey from the dark wood to the beatific vision invites us to confront our own disordered desires and rediscover the beauty that leads to God

The Sacred Liturgy contains all that is needed for a fruitful Lent, if only we are willing to enter into it with seriousness and devotion

Cardinal Timothy Dolan has said US Vice President JD Vance apologised after suggesting Catholic bishops supported immigration for financial gain, describing the claim as “not only untrue – it was scurrilous”

Dominic Perrem reflects on family life, human inadequacy and why openness to children remains a path to love and sanctification

A 26-year-old Canadian man with seasonal depression was euthanised despite not being terminally ill

Fr Patrick Pullicino argues that the precise measurements recorded in Ezekiel reveal how scientific method and spiritual insight can work together in the search for truth

St John Chrysostom’s homily on the temptation of Jesus, taken from his Homilies on the Gospel of Saint Matthew

New polling suggests a marked shift in American attitudes to gender ideology, including among Democrat voters

An Irish man has pleaded guilty to falsely imprisoning a woman and forcing her to take abortion pills in 2020, ending her nine-week pregnancy, as debate continues over telemedicine abortion and proposed legal changes in Britain

Sharp diplomatic exchanges and renewed tensions with the Society of Saint Pius X present Pope Leo XIV with defining challenges

Giving up meat, dairy and a little pride may do more for the soul than vague good intentions

Pope Leo XIV has named a 17th-century Carmelite classic as one of the most formative books in his spiritual life

The Society of St Pius X has declined the Holy See’s proposed framework for renewed doctrinal dialogue and refused to suspend episcopal consecrations scheduled for July 1, publishing the full text of Fr Davide Pagliarani’s letter to the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith

The death of Quentin Deranque, a 23-year-old Catholic convert and pro-life campaigner, has sparked nationwide outrage and a widening judicial inquiry in France

In conversation with Jan C Bentz, Art historian Elizabeth Lev explains how the Church lost the visual language of faith – and how beauty can teach it again

In an interview with La Repubblica, the English Cardinal insisted that he could not be confined to an ideological category

In an age of unavoidable screen time, parents must ask how it shapes children's formation

Rejecting both progressive hyper-papalism and reactionary despair requires a sober grasp of what the Church does and does not teach infallibly

As humanity turns its gaze towards Mars and beyond, the Catholic Church must ask what its mission might be in the exploration of space