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Polish Catholics denounce Synod Final Document as ‘deeply anti-Catholic’
Dr Artur Dąbrowski and other Polish Catholics have accused the Synod Final Document of subordinating the Deposit of Faith to an ideology of inclusion
Thomas Colsy
How to make holiness a habit
As the fervour of Easter and Pentecost begins to fade, Ordinary Time offers an opportunity to deepen our commitment to God through the sacraments, prayer, spiritual reading and community
David Hahn
Bishop Schneider: SSPX dispute centres on truth, not liturgy
The cleric argues that the Society of St Pius X’s concerns focus on unresolved doctrinal questions surrounding Vatican II rather than solely on the traditional Mass
Michael Haynes
Embryos found in suitcase of man detained in Cyprus airport
A 24-year-old man was remanded after police allegedly found four human embryos in his luggage at Tymbou airport
The Catholic Herald
Ireland’s Catholic colleges are disappearing at a critical moment
As Catholic colleges continue to pass into state hands, Ireland risks losing vital institutions for the intellectual formation of the laity
Ruadhan Jones
In Pictures: London’s Corpus Christi Procession
From Covent Garden to Marylebone, Catholics gathered to honour the Feast of Corpus Christi with prayer, hymns and a solemn procession through the streets of London
The Catholic Herald
The Down syndrome death sentence
The decision by a social media couple to abort a child diagnosed with Down syndrome highlights broader questions about disability, eugenics and the value of human life
Jacqueline O'Hara
Bishop Schneider: Freemasonry is a root of the post-conciliar crisis
Bishop Athanasius Schneider identifies Freemasonic infiltration as a principal root of the post-conciliar crisis in the Church
Thomas Colsy
Spanish far Left criticises Pope Leo’s address
Pope Leo XIV defended life from conception, the seal of confession and Spain’s Catholic patrimony in a speech to parliamentarians
Thomas Colsy
June consistory to focus on just war and synodality, not liturgy
The extraordinary consistory will discuss the international situation, Magnifica Humanitas and the implementation of the Synod on Synodality, but not the liturgy
Thomas Colsy
Exorcist removed after linking UFOs to demonic activity
Cardinal Robert McElroy has ended the Archdiocese of Washington’s affiliation with the St Michael Center for Spiritual Renewal after comments by its founder
Thomas Colsy
What the Sturgeon-Murrell story reveals about modern marriage
At the heart of the Sturgeon-Murrell story lies not only a political scandal, but a cultural question about what marriage is for
Michael J Robinson
Abbot stands firm in Transylvania
The head of Oradea’s Norbertine community says a dispute over Church property has become a test of religious freedom in modern Romania
Andrew Cusack
Contextualising the Great Seige
A review of The Great Siege of Malta by Marcus Bull
HJA Sire
Learning to suffer well
St Paul urges Christians to glory in suffering. Far from masochism, this call points to a deeper truth about perseverance, grace and human resilience
Max Tittmann
Reason, doubt and grace in Why I Am Not an Atheist
Part memoir and part intellectual history, Christopher Beha explores how honest scepticism can ultimately make belief possible again
Nick Ripatrazone
Is chastity making a comeback?
Once mocked as outdated, chastity is re-emerging in online culture and personal testimony as a foundation for lasting marriage
Katie Ascough
Hamnet and the myth of the medieval witch
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
Isobel Yuill
The art of the slow papacy
Pope Leo XIV’s first year has brought no revolutions, but a shift in mood. Stabilisation, rather than spectacle, may prove the foundation of his papacy
Andrew Cusack
A windswept classic stripped of heaven and hell
Emily Brontë’s only novel is a drama of sin, suffering and redemption; this latest film adaptation forgets what made it timeless
Georgia L. Gilholy
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