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Historic church in Israel reopens two years after arson attack
The attack on the Church of the Multiplication of the Loaves and Fish has been blamed on Jewish extremists
Associated Press
Morning Catholic must-reads: 13/02/17
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Don't dialogue with the Devil, Pope Francis says at Mass
'He's a trickster,' the Pope said. 'He promises you everything and leaves you naked', like he left Adam and Eve
Cindy Wooden
'We respect the rule of law': bishop welcomes court ruling on Trump's refugee ban
The federal appeals court has upheld a temporary suspension of the travel ban
Catholic News Service
Population control activists to speak at the Vatican
Paul Ehrlich, author of The Population Bomb, and John Bongaarts of the Population Council will speak at a conference later this month
Madeleine Teahan
The unseen Paul VI: an introvert who wore chains beneath his robes
History will judge Blessed Paul kindly, for his courage and his deep prayerfulness
Francis Phillips
In times of stress I write notes to St Joseph, says Pope Francis
The Pope told religious superiors that prayer, not tranquillisers, helped give him a sense of peace
Staff Reporter
Latin Patriarchate says new Israeli settlement law 'further eliminates hopes of peace'
Holy Land Church warns of 'serious consequences' of law passed by Israeli Knesset this week
Judith Sudilovsky
Morning Catholic must-reads: 10/02/17
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
China and the Vatican have reached an agreement on bishops, says cardinal
Cardinal John Tong says the deal will end a 'crisis of division' between official and underground churches
Barb Fraze
Rigid thinking isn't divine, Pope tells staff of Jesuit magazine
The Pope met editors at La Civilta Cattolica to mark its 4,000th edition
Junno Arocho Esteves
Why doesn’t ‘discernment’ apply to other types of sin too?
In the modern world adultery is regarded as OK, while such things as racism remain beyond the pale
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
Robert Rauschenberg: the artist whose echo resounds in countless galleries today
His masterpieces remind us what we have still yet to surpass
Miguel Cullen
Cardinal Pell clashes with Greens amid row over abuse inquiry
The party has an 'anti-religion agenda', Cardinal Pell's spokesman says after it demanded he return to Australia
Madeleine Teahan
Morning Catholic must-reads: 09/02/17
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
'Integration tsar' defends remarks on Catholic schools
Dame Louise Casey said she was not suggesting any change in the law regarding Catholic schools
Staff Reporter
Poverty is greatest challenge to humanity, says Vatican’s UN nuncio
Archbishop Auza said that the world is now 'less stable and in desperate need of concrete signs of hope'
Catholic News Service
How Springsteen makes us cry for troubled souls
The great songwriter’s lyrics are indebted to Catholicism
Madeleine Teahan
My Vatican journey
Holy See diplomacy has achieved impressive results in supporting peace efforts worldwide. As Britain’s ambassador, I hope to help build on that work
Sally Axworthy
Pope Francis’s traditionalists
John Paul II couldn’t strike a deal that satisfied the SSPX. Nor could Benedict. Enter the unlikeliest of bridge-builders
Damian Thompson
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