Get 3 months of unlimited digital access for just $3

Subscribe today and get your first 3 months for just $3. Cancel at any time.
Subscribe

latest feed

Australian bishop found guilty of abusing young men

Bishop Christopher Saunders was convicted of numerous counts of indecent assault and abuse by an Australian court on August 13
Michael Haynes

Why the way we rest matters

Rest is part of God’s design for human life, and the summer holidays offer families an opportunity to rediscover leisure as a time for gratitude, prayer and renewal
Bérengère Darlison

Bishop David Oakley appears in court over rape charges

The Bishop of Northampton appeared by video link after being charged with two counts of rape involving a girl under 16
Christine Rousselle

Bishop Barron criticises Massachusetts governor over abortion law

Bishop Robert Barron said Massachusetts’ new abortion law marked a troubling change in the Democratic Party’s approach to abortion
Christine Rousselle

Karoline Leavitt stepping down as White House press secretary

The youngest person to serve as White House press secretary said she could not give the role the time required while being the mother of two young children
Christine Rousselle

Knock to welcome thousands as basilica marks 50th anniversary

The nine-day National Novena at Knock Shrine begins on August 13, with guest speakers including bishops, broadcaster Mary Kennedy and Fr Paul Murphy
Corrie Douglas-Young

Bishop Eleganti: Islam poses ‘very serious’ danger to the West

The Church now pays “too much attention to the world”, opined Bishop Eleganti, critiquing the Vatican’s response to immigration
Michael Haynes

America’s young men are more isolated than ever

Friendship, community and confidence in American institutions are declining among young men, even as signs of renewed religious belief emerge
Jacqueline O'Hara

Why Catholics should take exercise seriously

In a sedentary age, Catholics should balance fasting and asceticism with the physical discipline needed to keep the body fit for service of the soul
David Hahn

Lost letter sheds light on papal support for Norman Conquest

Excerpts from a letter of Pope Alexander II suggest that Harold Godwinson’s support for an Antipope may have influenced Rome’s backing of William of Normandy
Corrie Douglas-Young

BREAKING: ‘Baby Gabriel’ born in Texas as court order ensures treatment for heart defect

Gabriel was born in Texas on Wednesday after his biological parents had requested an abortion following his diagnosis with hypoplastic left heart syndrome
Christine Rousselle

Illinois bishop joins suit challenging assisted suicide law

The bishop of Springfield, Illinois, is among plaintiffs challenging a new law that they say violates their religious convictions and professional responsibilities
Christine Rousselle

In pictures: Chicago White Sox celebrate Pope Leo XIV on 'Pope Hat Night'

The Chicago White Sox honoured Pope Leo XIV on Tuesday night, with a full-stadium ‘Pope hat’ giveaway and a host of other events highlighting the city’s Catholic culture
Christine Rousselle

Settler violence threatens Palestine’s last fully Christian village

Fr Bashar Fawadleh has warned that Taybeh, one of the last entirely Christian villages in Palestine, faces growing pressure from Israeli settlers and urged the international community to protect its residents
Corrie Douglas-Young

Bishop Curry urges government to secure Jimmy Lai’s release

Bishop James Curry has urged Andy Burnham to work for the release of Jimmy Lai, the Catholic British citizen serving a 20-year prison sentence in Hong Kong
Corrie Douglas-Young

German bishop: Lay preaching already ‘common practice’ in diocese

A German bishop has stated that while he accepts the Holy See’s ban on lay preaching, the custom is “common practice” in his diocese, and thus he will not sanction it.
Michael Haynes

Our elites need to rediscover stewardship

The old ideal of the wealthy as stewards of society has faded, but Catholics can begin rebuilding a culture of responsibility, generosity and magnanimity
Silas Mähner

Massachusetts expands abortion access to any point in pregnancy

Governor Maura Healey signed legislation removing previous restrictions on abortion after the 24th week of pregnancy
Christine Rousselle

The bed at the heart of the Odyssey

Penelope’s test of the marriage bed is more than an exhibition of guile: it is the beating heart of the Odyssey
Fr Gavan Jennings

Requiem Mass for Ann Widdecombe to be held at Buckfast Abbey

The Requiem Mass of Ann Widdecombe will take place on August 12 at Buckfast Abbey in a private gathering of friends and family
Corrie Douglas-Young

subscribe to the catholic herald today

Our best content is exclusively available to our subscribers. Subscribe today and gain instant access to expert analysis, in-depth articles, and thought-provoking insights—anytime, anywhere. Don’t miss out on the conversations that matter most.
Subscribe
About
Our HistoryFAQsContact
Sections
LatestChapter HouseColumnsLifeSoulCultureVatican Dispatch
More
HistoryJobs
Subscriptions
Purchase
Manage account
NewslettersMagnificat
Follow us
YouTube
Instagram
Facebook
LinkedIn
Twitter
Website by Arcadia DigitalPrivacy PolicyTerms of Service