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Boo to dry January
Dry January and Veganuary arrive at precisely the wrong moment in the Christian year, clashing not only with tradition but with the season itself
Melanie McDonagh
Inside the consistory: how cardinals viewed Leo XIV’s first gathering
Speaking exclusively with the Catholic Herald, cardinals offer their candid assessments of Pope Leo XIV’s first extraordinary consistory
Niwa Limbu
Why has the Pope dismissed a senior Vatican official and keen defender of the TLM?
The curious case of the sacking of Msgr Agostini
The Catholic Herald
Ten women championing the pro-life message
As abortion laws expand and protections for the unborn are stripped away, women across the world are leading the fight to defend human life from conception to natural death
Thomas Edwards
France’s visible revival: SOS Calvaires
As secularism and neglect have stripped Christianity from the public square, SOS Calvaires is quietly restoring France’s roadside crosses and reasserting the presence of the Cross
Thomas Edwards
The Jubilee ends and Rome turns inward
Our Vatican correspondent, Michael Haynes, gives his assessment of an extraordinary week in Rome
Michael Haynes
Why Christ was baptised: A homily by St John Chrysostom
A fourth-century Father of the Church explains how Christ’s baptism fulfils the law and inaugurates the sacrament of rebirth
St John Chrysostom
The power of confession at SEEK
More than 16,000 confessions in one night point to a deeper hunger among young Catholics. And to the enduring power of God’s mercy
Max Tittmann
Back to porridge: the grace of Ordinary Time
As Christmas gives way to Ordinary Time, the Church offers no soft landing. Yet beneath the porridge of everyday life lies the slow, hidden work of grace
Fr Gavan Jennings
A guide to Pius XI’s encyclical Divini illius magistri
A demanding but deeply rewarding guide to Catholic education, Pius XI’s Divini illius magistri repays careful reading with a coherent vision of formation ordered to God
Brian Martin Lapsa
What the Church must do in Venezuela
With United States military intervention leaving Venezuela in a precarious position, the Catholic Church may once again be called upon to fill a moral and institutional vacuum
Niwa Limbu
The Coptic Church: A model for Catholic–Orthodox dialogue
As Catholics look toward renewed engagement with the Orthodox Churches, the long and often fruitful dialogue with the Coptic Church shows how ancient divisions can be approached without denying history or doctrine
Jan C. Bentz
Loving yourself, the Catholic way
Self-love is part of Catholic teaching, but its motivation is diametrically opposed to secular selfishness
Delphine Chui
The Catholic Henry Manning at 175: greatness, grief, and a misunderstood conversion
One hundred and seventy-five years after his reception into the Catholic Church, Henry Manning remains one of the most formidable and most maligned figures of Victorian religious life
Mark McGinness
Crowds at Papal audiences are back, but the deeper question remains
Attendance at Vatican events rose sharply in 2025 after years of decline, but numerical recovery alone cannot answer deeper questions about doctrinal clarity and ecclesial confidence
Niwa Limbu
Archbishop Laterza was right about feminism
Archbishop Laterza caused a media storm with his comments about freedom, but for Catholics they should come as no shock
Niwa Limbu
What Pope Leo XIV’s Lebanon remarks failed to capture
Pope Leo praised Lebanon’s coexistence. Yet behind the pastoral language lies a more fragile reality of Christian presence struggling to survive
Thomas Colsy
Can animals have Catholic funerals? One of the Herald’s chaplains answers your questions
Our chaplain answers your question: why does the Church not offer funeral rites for pets?
Chaplain
What to watch at Pope Leo’s first extraordinary consistory
Joseph Shaw assesses what Pope Leo’s first Extraordinary Consistory will reveal about the balance between tradition and progress in the new pontificate
Joseph Shaw
What Pope Leo’s Lebanon remarks failed to capture
The Pope praised Lebanon’s coexistence. Yet behind the pastoral language lies the fragile reality of a Christian presence struggling to survive
Thomas Colsy
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