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Four-year study released showing impact of abuse crisis on Catholic community in England and Wales
durham university’s centre for catholic studies has released what is being described as the first study into how the clerical child sexual a...
The Catholic Herald
Romans: Through baptism we will be resurrected with Christ into a new life
the month of july finds us firmly in ordinary time, and our gospel readings are from matthew. our second readings, however, are from the let...
Fr Richard Ounsworth OP
FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING Ash Wednesday: Letter for Lent
Serenhedd James
The Sino-Vatican Pact isn't working: so why does Cardinal Chow insist that it is?
this weekend should have been one of celebration for hong kong catholics – the elevation of their new bishop to the rank of cardinal. the fa...
B Rogers
War On Ukraine: A Coordinated Catholic Approach
by michael j.l. la civita &...
Michael J. La Civita
A Jewish perspective on the Catholic Church's response to the Gaza conflict
amid the plethora of public utterances on the wrongs and rights of israel’s military action in gaza, those of several key vatican officials ...
PeterOppenheimer
Cardinal Fernández prepares document on gender ideology
the vatican is preparing a document on the ideology of gender, the prefect of the dicastery for the doctrine of the faith has said. cardinal...
Simon Caldwell
Why you should watch 'The Exorcist'
William Friedkin’s film remains shocking, but beneath the profanity and terror lies a profoundly Catholic vision of evil, sacrifice and grace
Luke Collins
French MPs drop bid to breach seal of confession
A clause that would have compelled priests to report information received in confession was withdrawn from a bill on school violence and child protection
Thomas Colsy
Archbishop Wester calls for deeper listening to LGBT Catholics
Writing after a private dialogue organised by New Ways Ministry, Archbishop Wester argues that theological reflection should remain open to scientific insights while remaining rooted in pastoral concern
Thomas Colsy
We should welcome America’s ‘medieval’ future
A growing interest in faith and the supernatural reflects not a rejection of reason but a rediscovery of truths that modern secular culture has struggled to replace
Jacqueline O'Hara
Nigeria becomes major destination for surrogacy arrangements
Official figures show parental order applications involving babies born to Nigerian surrogate mothers have risen sharply over the past decade
The Catholic Herald
A toast to the Stuarts
At the Royal Stuart Society’s centenary dinner, a surviving attachment to the Stuart cause offered a reflection on monarchy, legitimacy and the place of tradition in modern political life
HJA Sire
Fourteen bishops to join March for Life UK in record episcopal turnout
The annual pro-life witness in London is set to draw unprecedented support from Catholic bishops across Great Britain alongside thousands of lay participants
Thomas Colsy
Sleepwalking into eugenics
From Down’s syndrome screening to assisted suicide, modern Britain is embracing choices that previous generations would have recognised as eugenic
James Jeffrey
Two cheers for Stoicism
Marcus Aurelius’s Meditations contain profound moral insights that often resonate with Christian teaching, yet Stoicism ultimately cannot answer the deepest questions about suffering, grace and eternal hope
Clement Harrold
Vatican selects Isaiah prophecy for 2026 creation day
Pope Leo XIV has chosen Isaiah’s vision of swords beaten into ploughshares as the theme for the 2026 World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation
Thomas Colsy
Lola Salem on… the erosion of taste
The collapse of criticism as a rigorous practice has left contemporary culture increasingly unable to recognise or cultivate excellence
Lola Salem
Pope Leo XIV establishes foundation for Vatican solar project
The project advances a renewable-energy initiative first mandated by Pope Francis in his 2024 apostolic letter Fratello Sole
Thomas Colsy
Hawaii will send abortion pills “just in case”
Supporters claim the move increases “access” and gives women greater control
The Catholic Herald
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