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US presidential election offers the worst choice in 50 years, says archbishop
Archbishop Charles Chaput said the two major candidates were 'deeply flawed' in a lecture at the University of Notre Dame
Catholic News Service
Vatican: arranging an abortion or attempting suicide are obstacles to ordination
Such actions mean a bishop must intervene before a person can be ordained, according to a new document
Cindy Wooden
Morning Catholic must-reads: 16/09/16
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Catholics are being forced out of Iraq and Syria. The Pope's new reform could help them
Large communities of Eastern Catholics have left their homes. This motu proprio will help preserve their culture
Ed Condon
This new attack on Humanae Vitae is either ignorant or disingenuous
Some good friends of mine have signed the Wijngaards statement. But it overlooks some basic points
Stephen Bullivant
Cardinal Schönborn: 'Europe's Christian legacy is in danger – but not because of Islam'
Cardinal Schönborn issued a clarification after suggesting many Muslims wanted an 'Islamic conquest' of Europe
Staff Reporter
New motu proprio on harmonizing codes of canon law: full English translation
The first English translation of the Pope's announcement on harmonising Eastern and Latin canon law. Translated by Fr James Bradley and Ed Condon
Pope Francis
Pope orders canon law changes to bring Latin and Eastern practices closer
The changes, brought in after 15 years of study, are to help Eastern Christians living in Latin-majority lands
Cindy Wooden
Younger teenagers sceptical about gay marriage and trans movement, study claims
The study said 'Generation Z' were more likely than older generations to call themselves 'conservative' on marriage and gender
Staff Reporter
PODCAST: The Christians in Iraq fighting fire with fire
Tune in and find out what's really happening in the Catholic Church
Madeleine Teahan
From paranoia to metanoia
sometimes we’re a mystery to ourselves, or perhaps more accurately, sometimes we don’t realise how much paranoia we carry within ourselves. ...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
Word This Week
The 25th Sunday of the Year: Am 8:4-7; 1 Tim 2:1-8; Lk 16:1-13 (year c)
Bishop David McGough
Christians can't back out of modern politics
Book review: retreat, or surrender, is the worst possible response to a secular world
Jonathan Wright
Whose legacy will last longer?
Benedict XVI favoured a slow, step-by-step approach to reform, while Francis prefers sweeping initiatives that advance quickly
Fr Raymond de Souza
There's a good reason Christians rarely take up arms in the Middle East
Christian militias are merely defending villages from an enemy that will show no mercy. But in doing so they must make dangerous choices
Gerard Russell
Pregnant woman loses baby after violent attack
The woman was subject to a racial attack in Bletchley, Buckinghamshire
Staff Reporter
Fighting fire with fire
ISIS has brought terror to Iraq's Christian community. Now there's a military fightback – but could it make things even worse?
Ed West
What's inside this week's magazine?
A sneak preview of this week's Catholic Herald
Staff Reporter
Morning Catholic must-reads: 15/09/16
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Pope and Council of Cardinals discuss improvements to selection process for bishops
The Pope and the Council continue to discuss the process of identifying candidates for bishop roles
Catholic News Service
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