The Church’s witness has always united charity with evangelisation, yet many Catholic institutions now risk reducing their mission to social service alone

Patrick Gruhn and the Benedict XVI Society hope technology can make one of the Church’s most important modern thinkers more accessible to scholars and ordinary readers alike

As the West rediscovers Stoicism and religious syncretism, it risks forgetting the unique claim that distinguishes Christianity from every other faith

Beneath its celebrated music and animation, Disney’s version of 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame' offers a profoundly different moral universe from Victor Hugo’s original

The claim that transgender people are being systematically targeted for violence has become an article of faith among gender activists, but the evidence tells another story

Artificial intelligence presents profound ethical challenges, but Pope Leo XIV’s call for digital sobriety offers Catholics a practical and spiritual response

Archbishop Viganò says recent Vatican excommunications reveal a growing rupture between the papacy and the Catholic Church

Jimmy Lai remains in prison despite diplomatic efforts to see him released

Pope Leo XIV says that migration crisis needs compassion

Pope Leo XIV marks the 250th anniversary of the United States Declaration of Independence by praising the nation’s founding ideals while urging Americans to uphold religious freedom, defend the dignity of every human life, welcome immigrants with compassion and renew their commitment to the common good

Bishop Paul Mason and Sister Una Coogan said the Church would study a new Catholic Safeguarding Standards Agency review carefully as it considers further improvements to survivor engagement and support

From Limerick and Culloden to Maryland and Philadelphia, the experiences of Catholic exiles formed an often-overlooked strand in the story of American independence

German theologian and evangelist Johannes Hartl explains why prayer, rather than politics, lies at the heart of genuine cultural renewal and why Christians must engage confidently with public life

SSPX superior general has defends consecrations, rejecting Vatican excommunication

Scientific research is increasingly affirming the importance of beautiful surroundings, reinforcing Christianity’s longstanding vision of beauty as essential to human flourishing

Backrooms offers more than an unsettling horror story. Read through the lens of Christian realism, it becomes an unexpected meditation on truth, meaning and the dangers of postmodernism

In this extract from 'Jesus, the Man Who Lives', Malcolm Muggeridge reflects on the mystery of the Incarnation and the Virgin Birth, arguing that faith offers truths beyond the reach of modern scepticism

Squanto’s extraordinary life helped secure the survival of Plymouth – and raises the intriguing possibility that one of Protestant New England’s founding figures was also one of America’s earliest Catholics

Catholics should remember that while Leo XIII offered a warning against Americanism but also a profound appreciation of the Republic’s religious liberty

The election of Pope Leo XIV offers an opportunity to reflect on the place of Catholicism in the American experiment and the freedoms that have allowed the Church to flourish