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Conversions increasing as ‘Ukraine defends peace in Europe with its blood’
The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church has launched a psycho-spiritual rehabilitation programme for priests and Religious
Nathalie Raffray
Pope tells Schwarzenegger summit faith is ‘essential’ to care for creation
The Pope sent a video message to Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Austrian World Summit in Vienna
Thomas Colsy
Africa’s family charter: a Catholic view
The adoption of the African Charter on Family, Sovereignty and Values highlights both the growing influence of African Catholics and ongoing debates over moral and social policy
Fr Patrick Pullicino
How Ryanair made Europe
From pilgrimage to family visits and work opportunities, Ryanair has widened access to travel in ways that have reshaped the lives of ordinary Europeans
Declan J. Ganley
Same-sex couple sentenced over abuse and death of adopted baby Preston Davey
Oldham Council has confirmed that an independent safeguarding review will examine how repeated warning signs were missed
Thomas Colsy
The Christian duty of thanksgiving
Gratitude is more than appreciation for life’s blessings; it begins with remembering what Christ has done for us and who we were when He saved us
David Hahn
Leaked consistory schedule drops debate on ‘just war’ theory
The leaked schedule suggests the subject will be treated within a broader discussion of Magnifica humanitas
Thomas Colsy
Canada passes hate crime bill after repeal of religious texts defence
Catholic and civil liberties critics say the legislation could expose traditional Christian teaching to prosecution
Thomas Colsy
Tabernacle stolen from Rome hospital chapel
The Vicariate of Rome has condemned the theft from Aurelia Hospital chapel as an attack on the Eucharist
The Catholic Herald
What Pope Leo XIV did – and did not – say about ‘remigration’
Media coverage has flattened the Pope’s careful language on migration into a political slogan
Thomas Colsy
Seeing souls on the road to Santiago
The friendships formed on pilgrimage can expose how modern life obscures the true significance of every person we encounter
James Jeffrey
‘We must move forward’: Pope Leo and the SSPX impasse
To avoid a new ecclesial wound, the Vatican must make every effort to distinguish the Church’s irreformable teachings from prudential judgements that remain open to respectful criticism
Dom Alcuin Reid
Colorado bishops object to pro-abortion Democrat using Pope Leo XIV in campaign ad
A Super PAC backing congressional hopeful Manny Rutinel has drawn criticism after featuring footage of Pope Leo XIV while promoting the candidate’s record on artificial intelligence policy
Thomas Colsy
Where are our elites?
A healthy society depends on a bargain between leaders and the led: responsibility from the powerful, accountability from the people and moral guidance from the Church
Patrick Neve
Can you be Catholic and a Democrat?
A new Democratic campaign aimed at Catholic voters revives an old debate about whether faithful Catholics can find a home in a party that has repeatedly opposed key Church teachings
Jacqueline O'Hara
US and Iran agree tentative peace deal
The agreement opens a 60-day ceasefire window, though Israeli operations in Lebanon remain a serious obstacle
Thomas Colsy
Assisted suicide Bill on course to be defeated
The revived assisted suicide Bill appears to be on course to be defeated
The Catholic Herald
‘The best thing I ever did was enter the Church’
Ahead of her 102nd birthday, Wiltshire resident Irene Zlotnicki looks back on a life spanning the Second World War, Vatican II and the transformation of Britain’s religious landscape
Clement Harrold
Bad Bunny granted private audience with Pope Leo XIV in Madrid
Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni confirmed that the singer Bad Bunny was received by Pope Leo XIV during events in Madrid attended by hundreds of thousands of faithful
Thomas Colsy
Italian municipality faces scrutiny over ‘Pride’ event involving children
Politicians in northern Italy have questioned a municipality’s support for an all-ages Pride event after reports that sexually explicit material was displayed in areas accessible to children
The Catholic Herald
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