Save Our Buffalo Churches has asked the Holy See to examine Bishop Fisher’s leadership, alleging mismanagement of the abuse settlement process, claims the diocese strongly rejects

In conversation with the Catholic Herald, Sir Jacob reflects on monarchy, Brexit, NATO and the papacy, arguing that institutions – not personalities – are the true guardians of liberty and faith

The assisted suicide Bill, which proponents were attempting to force through Parliament, will now almost certainly fail after the House of Lords shreds the attempt to introduce state-sponsored suicide

The Holy Father called for peace amid escalating international conflicts, including the crisis with Iran, and invoked the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary

A previously unpublished 2021 letter by Pope Benedict XVI offers a concise but theologically rich meditation on Christian prayer, the Eucharist and the place of faith in an uncertain future

Reimagining London Bridge could stand as a visible link between Britain’s past achievements and its future aspirations

An official review in Ontario found that dozens of people had their lives ended through Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying programme on the same day they made a request

In a wide-ranging interview, the United States Ambassador to the Holy See reflects on meeting the first American Pope, disputes over immigration policy, unrest in Minneapolis and the prospect of a future papal visit to America

In a culture animated by suspicion and online indignation, Christians are called to recover the quiet, integrating power of the interior life

In this sermon on the Transfiguration, Pope St Leo the Great teaches that Christ revealed His divine glory on the mountain to strengthen the Apostles before the Passion, remove the scandal of the Cross and lay the foundation of the Church’s hope in the promised Resurrection

A review of The Great Siege of Malta by Marcus Bull

St Paul urges Christians to glory in suffering. Far from masochism, this call points to a deeper truth about perseverance, grace and human resilience

A week of reflection in the Pauline Chapel has unfolded against the backdrop of German synodal ambitions and an imminent papal journey to Africa

Part memoir and part intellectual history, Christopher Beha explores how honest scepticism can ultimately make belief possible again

Once mocked as outdated, chastity is re-emerging in online culture and personal testimony as a foundation for lasting marriage

Erick Ybarra’s substantial volume revisits the long-running debate between East and West over the Roman primacy with erudition and depth

Chloé Zhao’s Hamnet offers a poignant study of grief but replaces the religious world of Shakespeare’s England with a modern fantasy of pagan spirituality

Reports in the Italian press suggest Pope Leo XIV is considering a series of senior curial appointments that would mark the first significant reorganisation of Curial leadership since his election

In an oversaturated podcast market, Cambridge professor James Orr has launched something different. First Light pairs intellectual range with a distinctly Christian horizon of hope

The German Bishops’ Conference has adopted statutes for a permanent Synodal Conference and sent them to Rome for recognition, setting up a decisive Vatican judgement on the future of the post-Synodal Way structure