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Pope to preside over Jubilee Masses for prisoners and the homeless
The Vatican has released the Pope's schedule of events for the last three months of 2016
Catholic News Service
Comments of the Week
duterte is the only hope for the philippines sir – on returning to the philippines after 10 years in england, after a particularly exasperat...
The Catholic Herald
Mass Readings
ordinary form divine office week iv sunday, september 11: 24th sunday in ordinary time ex 32:7-11, 13-14; ps 51; 1 tm 1:12-17; lk 15:1-32 mo...
The Catholic Herald
Pastor Iuventus
within easy reach of my holiday gîte is alençon, still famous for the manufacture of point d’alençon lace. typical of the seriousness with w...
Pastor Iuventus
Saint of the week: Francis de Morales (September 10)
mission to satsuma the madrid-born francis de morales entered the dominican order as a young man and was sent to japan. he served first in t...
Staff Reporter
Omnium Gatherum
september brings lovely marian feasts, including – in the traditional roman calendar – our lady of the good shepherd (on the 3rd), nativity ...
Fr John Zuhlsdorf
The man who made Britain healthy again
eggs or anarchy by william sitwell, simon and schuster, £20 i once asked a francophile friend what he thought of napoleon. he replied, “he w...
Charlie Hegarty
Music: Where geniuses rub shoulders with judges
the divide between professionals and amateurs in music is profound, but it gets crossed at dartington: the devon manor house where star perf...
Michael White
Theatre: A roundabout return for Priestley’s comedy
jb priestley’s roundabout had its premiere in liverpool 1932 and there was a production by cambridge undergraduates in 1935; and that was it...
Robert Tanitch
Television: Bake Off needs more red wine and swearing
the great british bake off (bbc one, 8pm, wednesday) puts me in mind of the prisoner, that 1960s telefantasy about a spy who wakes up to fin...
Tim Stanley
Film: Epic failure as wheels fall off chariots classic
to say that this new 3d version of ben-hur comes to british cinemas on a downer is something of an understatement. the film cost a whopping ...
Will Gore
Ex-prisoners shouldn't have to declare record when first applying for jobs, says Cardinal Nichols
Speaking at a conference at St Mary's University Twickenham, the cardinal said a change to the job application process would help create stable employment
Staff Reporter
Estate of retired Australian bishop to be used to help child abuse victims
The late Bishop Ronald Mulkearns, who 'regretted' his handling of abuse cases, left his fortune to the Diocese of Ballarat
Staff Reporter
Pope's prayer intentions for September released
In his latest monthly message, Francis asks the faithful to 'contribute to the common good'
Staff Reporter
Official portrait of Mother Teresa unveiled in Washington
Catholic organisations in Washington DC celebrated the canonisation of St Teresa via public exhibitions
Catholic News Service
Coptic Catholic Church welcomes new Egyptian law on building churches
A new law will make it easier for Christians to build churches in Egypt, Coptic Catholic spokesman says
Catholic News Service
Convent welcomes first English Sister in 40 years
The Sisters at the Daughters of Divine Charity convent, in Norfolk, run a nursery, a care home and school
Megan Griffiths
It's not just the homeless who go to bed hungry at night
Hunger is a growing crisis in the UK. The St Vincent de Paul Society seek to tackle the issue in their 'Who Cares?' campaign
Anita Boniface
Pope: Christians can't ignore suffering and have a clear conscience
The Pontiff spoke at a special audience for people engaged in the works of mercy ahead of Mother Teresa's canonisation
Junno Arocho Esteves
Morning Catholic must-reads: 06/05/16
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
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