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Jihadist attack destroys historic Catholic church in northern Mozambique
A historic Catholic church in northern Mozambique has been destroyed in an attack blamed on Islamic State-linked extremists
The Catholic Herald
Beyond conversion: Newman’s forgotten priority
St John Henry Newman warned that the Church should not measure its vitality by conversions alone, but by the formation of a Catholic mind
Jan C. Bentz
Pope Leo XIV to receive Marco Rubio at the Vatican
The Vatican has confirmed that Pope Leo XIV will receive Marco Rubio on May 7 as strains linger between the Holy See and the Trump administration
The Catholic Herald
Pope Leo rejects Trump's claim about supporting nuclear weapons
Speaking outside Castel Gandolfo, Pope Leo XIV denied supporting nuclear weapons for Iran and urged dialogue over arms as tensions with Washington sharpened
The Catholic Herald
DOJ prosecutors ‘fantasised about prosecuting Catholic nuns'
Newly surfaced messages from a Justice Department prosecutor, now a congressional candidate, prompt concern among Catholics in Virginia and beyond
Jacqueline O'Hara
Pope calls bishops’ conference presidents to Rome for marriage summit
A new Vatican summit in October will bring together the heads of bishops’ conferences to confront declining marriage rates, cohabitation and the weakening of family formation
The Catholic Herald
Who were the Forty Martyrs of England and Wales?
Clergy and laity alike shaped the legacy of the Forty Martyrs, whose lives illuminate both sacrifice and the sustaining culture of the Faith
Andrew Cusack
London Marathon winner never misses Mass
For Sabastian Sawe, Sunday Mass matters more than marathon glory
The Catholic Herald
Pope Leo XIV recalls fallen journalists on World Press Freedom Day
Speaking in St Peter’s Square, Pope Leo XIV linked the defence of press freedom to Christian witness in a world marked by conflict and restriction
The Catholic Herald
The Church’s social media problem
The Church has clear teaching on the use of media, yet much of its institutional social media presence still fails to speak the language of the platforms it inhabits
Patrick Neve
Pope discusses West Bank and Lebanon Christians with European Council President
The call focused on the Middle East crisis and the Church’s concern for Christians in southern Lebanon
The Catholic Herald
Nebraska university apologises after drag performance mocked Catholic liturgy
A drag performance staged as part of a music doctorate at the University of Nebraska has prompted an apology from the university and renewed criticism from Catholic leaders
Thomas Colsy
Archbishop Longley condemns rise in anti-Semitism
Archbishop Bernard Longley has condemned the “abhorrent” targeting of Britain’s Jewish community after the terror attack in Golders Green
The Catholic Herald
Toronto gathering to consider Catholic social teaching and civic renewal
Catholic Conscience is launching a new annual conference in Toronto aimed at recovering Catholic social teaching as common ground for public life
The Catholic Herald
St Asaph: an elusive Welsh saint
How a disciple of St Mungo gave his name to one of Britain’s smallest cathedral cities
Andrew Cusack
New York archdiocese agrees $800 million abuse settlement
The proposed settlement would compensate about 1,300 people who brought claims under New York’s Child Victims Act
The Catholic Herald
Why May belongs to Our Lady
The month of May offers Catholics a renewed opportunity for gratitude, prayer and devotion to Our Lady
James Bradbury
Leo’s diplomatic approach tested by Mullally’s reception
The Vatican’s welcome for Sarah Mullally has sparked fresh questions about the balance between ecumenical outreach and doctrinal clarity
Michael Haynes
Why the Church cannot ordain women
Arguments for women’s ordination often assume a power the Church says she does not possess and has never claimed to exercise
Luke Collins
The deadly dangers of untempered passion
Robert Icke’s Romeo and Juliet strips away Romantic myth to reveal Shakespeare’s warning about reckless desire
Andrew Cusack
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