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Immigration, rights and responsibilities
As political arguments over immigration become ever more polarised, the Catechism of the Catholic Church offers a strikingly balanced account of the rights and duties of nations, governments and migrants themselves
Fr Gavan Jennings
An unforgettable feast of sacred music
From Monteverdi’s ‘Vespers’ to Bach on the Aubertin organ, the St Birinus Festival brought together outstanding musicians, liturgy and ecumenical friendship in an Oxfordshire village
Ysenda Maxtone Graham
Cardinal Burke: Latin Mass ‘intimately linked’ to Church’s identity
In a new interview, Cardinal Burke has reiterated the central role the traditional liturgy has in the Catholic Church’s life, while also commenting on modern-day missionary activity
Michael Haynes
Police say Widdecombe murder was targeted, motive unclear
Police have described the attack that killed Ann Widdecombe as “brutal” and “targeted”, with the motive still unclear
Corrie Douglas-Young
Q&A with Charlotte Avery of St Mary's School, Cambridge
charlotte avery, head of st mary’s school, cambridge, discusses what attracted her to what is now the only single-sex school in cambrid...
The Catholic Herald
Ann Widdecombe’s finest hour
The late Ann Widdecombe's defence of the Catholic Church in one of Britain's most hostile public debates still offers a lesson in courage and fidelity
Clement Harrold
Dozens of Iowa parishes celebrate final Sunday Masses amid restructuring
Archbishop Thomas Zinkula has encouraged Catholics to embrace change with faith as the Archdiocese of Dubuque begins a significant programme of parish consolidation
Christine Rousselle
Pro-life groups defeat law forcing them to recruit pro-abortion staff
A federal judge has temporarily blocked a Michigan law that pro-life organisations argued would force them to employ people who support abortion rights
Christine Rousselle
Catholic teacher allegedly dismissed for pro-life views
A Catholic teacher in Scotland claims she was dismissed after answering pupils' questions about abortion and her faith
The Catholic Herald
Papal visit to Britain likely, says Nuncio
Archbishop Miguel Maury says a papal visit would help renew the proclamation of the Faith as young people show increasing interest
Corrie Douglas-Young
SSPX makes canonical appeal against excommunication
The Society of Saint Pius X filed a formal appeal against the Holy See’s excommunication Decree, citing Canon Law in doing so, as the group seeks to overturn the penalties
Michael Haynes
Monastic life offers hope, says English Benedictines
Dom Robert Igo OSB has been elected president of the English Benedictine Congregation following its 100th General Chapter at Kylemore Abbey, where delegates reflected on the future of Benedictine life
The Catholic Herald
Daughters of Charity Services announces end of its mission
A review concluded that Daughters of Charity Services had completed its role in supporting the transition to lay-led leadership
Corrie Douglas-Young
What young men can learn from ‘Young Washington’
At a time when many young men are searching for purpose, ‘Young Washington’ presents George Washington’s early failures, humility and perseverance as a reminder that character is formed long before greatness
Jacqueline O'Hara
Monsignor Gilbey at 125
This remarkable priest’s unwavering Catholic faith, eccentric personality and extraordinary gift for making converts left a lasting mark on the English church
Mark McGinness
Cardinal Müller says SSPX sacraments are valid
New comments by Cardinal Gerhard Müller have raised questions about whether certain sacraments administered by the SSPX are valid
Corrie Douglas-Young
Vatican to revisit Amoris Laetitia a decade after its publication
Pope Leo XIV has called bishops to a synodal-style meeting on the family to assess the legacy of Amoris Laetitia and future pastoral priorities
Corrie Douglas-Young
Excommunication: what it is and what it isn’t
The Church’s discipline is often misunderstood as punishment rather than a means of healing, and recent debate over schism and excommunication shows why the distinction matters
Fr Dwight Longenecker
Eduard Habsburg: Why Christianity remains Europe’s foundation
In an interview with the Catholic Herald, Eduard Habsburg discusses sovereignty, ecumenism, young Christians entering politics and the enduring role of faith in shaping Europe’s future
Jan C. Bentz
Idaho ballot initiative seeks to expand abortion access
Pro-life campaigners have pledged to oppose an Idaho ballot initiative that would expand legal protections for abortion and other reproductive healthcare
Christine Rousselle
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