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Turkey gives early release to man convicted of murdering priest
Witnesses say 16 year-old Oguzhan Akdin shouted 'Allahu Akbar' while he shot the priest twice in the head
Catholic News Service
Omnium Gatherum
in the roman church’s traditional calendar, on september 3 (novus ordo, august 21), we celebrate the feast of st pope pius x, who reigned fr...
Fr John Zuhlsdorf
Word This Week
the 23rd sunday of the year wis 9: 13-18 phlm 9-10, 12-17, lk 14: 25-33 (year c) the gospel according to luke is a carefully depicted drama ...
Bishop David McGough
Catholic university defends Mexican president following plagiarism accusations
An analysis of Pena Nieto's thesis found 29 per cent of the material had been plagiarised
Catholic News Service
Syrian patriarch fears Christianity is being wiped out in Middle East
Patriarch Aphrem II of the Syriac Orthodox Church has urged Western governments to tighten border controls to curb movement of terrorists
Susan Byron
Pictures of the Week
1 mother abbess máire hickey and justice peter kelly, president of ireland’s high court (far right), were added to notre dame’s roll of hono...
The Catholic Herald
Former Vatican official begins prison sentence for leaking confidential documents
Mgr Lucio Vallejo Balda was convicted of leaking documents to Italian journalists
Catholic News Service
Baby on life support for 25 days recovers after father puts Padre Pio relic on bed
Caitlin Dooley’s parents thought there was no hope – but now they say her astounding recovery coincided with the relic being brought to hospital
Jo-Anne Rowney
History shows us that aristocrats have plenty to teach us
The late Duke of Westminster took his responsibilities very seriously and supported many worthy charities
Francis Phillips
Californian judge denies doctors' plea to put assisted-suicide law on hold
Judge Daniel Ottolia said it would cause 'additional pain' for patients if the bill was put on hold
Catholic News Service
Pope's top aide hopeful of improved diplomatic relations between Vatican and China
Cardinal Pietro Parolin said there said there are 'many hopes and expectations for new developments' in diplomacy
Cindy Wooden
Pope tells bishops: 'Don't suffer spiritual Alzheimer's, remember mercy'
In a video message, the Holy Father said mercy is not just a 'theory' but something we live by remembering our own sins
Cindy Wooden
French minister: 'We are at war with an enemy trying to pit Muslims against non-Muslims'
France's Interior Minister is mounting a bid to unite Muslims and non-Muslims in France as tensions rise following the 'Burkini ban'
Associated Press
Baghdad patriarch urges international community to do more to stop ISIS
Patriarch Sako said Christians are waiting for governments and religious authorities to work together to 'confront and dismantle terrorism'
Catholic News Service
Funeral for earthquake victims set for Amatrice after survivors rebel against plans
A state funeral will be held in one of the areas worst hit by the Italian earthquake after residents rebelled against the Government's original plans
Associated Press
Newly ordained Boston bishops to look out for 'the lost sheep'
Bishops Robert Reed and Mark O’Connell were ordained at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston
Catholic News Service
Prosecutor undecided on death penalty after killing of nuns
The nuns' order has said it opposes the death penalty and said the sisters' murders do 'not demand revenge'
Associated Press
Relation of Princess Diana on road to becoming a saint
The Vatican has taken a key step along the road to declaring an English aristocrat related to Princes William and Harry to be a saint
Simon Caldwell
Morning Catholic must-reads: 30/08/16
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Murdered US nuns remembered for helping the needy
A man has been charged with two counts of capital murder in the killing of Sister Margaret Held and Sister Paula Merrill
Associated Press
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