A concise and learned introduction to the life and thought of St John Henry Newman

William Cash remembers John Allen Jr, Catholic Herald writer, pope picker, and commanding officer of the post John Paul II generation of Vaticanista journalists

J.D. Vance addressed thousands at the March for Life in Washington, praising the Trump administration’s pro-life legacy

Former papal aide speaks of ‘stability and serenity’ under new pontificate

Church leaders in Jerusalem have sparked debate by issuing a statement condemning Christian Zionism

A new long‑term study has revealed that a significant number of women continue to experience deep regret years after having an abortion

Elected at a moment of theological confusion and cultural upheaval, Pope Saint John Paul II chose continuity over accommodation. His refusal to liberalise doctrine stands in stark contrast to the trajectory taken by many Protestant churches

As calls for remigration grow across the West, Catholics face an unavoidable question. Can charity toward migrants be reconciled with justice toward nations, families, and the common good

This time of year is oddly silent in the Church calendar. The lights of Christmas have dimmed, and Lent hasn’t yet begun. Spiritually speaking, we’re somewhere in between

Pope Leo XIV received leaders of the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter in a private Vatican audience, a gesture of listening that has prompted speculation but signals no immediate change in policy on the traditional Latin Mass

Four years after Dobbs overturned Roe, the pro life movement faces a deeper challenge than law alone can resolve

The Jesuits in Britain have confirmed that Fr Damian Howard SJ has stepped down from ministry following a safeguarding investigation into a complaint of professional misconduct

Veteran Catholic journalist John Allen Jr, founder of Crux and a leading Vatican analyst, has died aged 68 after a long battle with cancer

More than a movement, a spiritual pedagogy. Who was Father Jacques Sevin, the founder of Catholic Scouting?

In this exclusive interview, Jennie Bradley Lichter, the March for Life’s new president, discusses the march, the post-Roe era, and why young people are becoming more pro-life

Oxford University’s senior Catholic chaplain has been removed following allegations of “inappropriate behaviour”, after the Catholic Herald was told by the complainant of a possible cover-up in how the case was handled by the Jesuits in Britain

The chairman of the German Bishops’ Conference has announced he will not seek a further term, setting the stage for a February leadership election that could reshape the direction of the Church in Germany after the Synodal Path

Jean Raspail’s The Camp of the Saints confronts a Christianity reduced to sentimentality, warning that mercy detached from wisdom can become destructive for both faith and civilisation

In a penetrating analysis, Dr Joseph Shaw questions the Church of England’s proposed slavery reparations scheme—arguing that far from delivering justice, it risks signaling moral prestige at the expense of struggling parishes

A recently received Catholic asks why names are read out at the start of Mass and what pro populo means