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Podcast: Do we need a second referendum on Europe?
Tune in and find out what's really happening in the Catholic Church
Madeleine Teahan
SSPX criticise Pope for causing 'painful confusion' among faithful
The SSPX release statement claiming Pope Francis and others within the Church are responsible for making doctrinal errors in their teaching
Staff Reporter
South African Church leaders call for calm in run up to election
The South African Council of Churches has criticised the country's politicians for inciting violence in the lead up to the coming election
Catholic News Service
The best of the Catholic blogosphere
✣ highlights from the week online a dance out of time at patheos.com, marc barnes’s bad catholic blog took issue with “our current da...
Staff writers
The big story of the past seven days
✣ britain votes to leave european union what happened? britain voted to leave the european union in an unexpected result whose effects...
Staff writers
Mass Readings
ordinary form divine office week ii sunday, july 3: 14th sunday in ordinary time is 66:10-14c; ps 66; gal 6:14-18; lk 10:1-12, 17-20 monday,...
The Catholic Herald
Pastor Iuventus
brexit: the view from france in the days immediately following brexit i am in france, in the valley of the sarthe river, near le mans, whenc...
Pastor Iuventus
Pope Francis prays for victims of Istanbul airport attack
'May the Lord convert the hearts of the violent, and sustain our feet on the way of peace,' said the Pope in his Angelus address
Staff writers
Cardinal Nichols is right. It is time for Project Unity to replace Project Fear
Cardinal Nichols is right to make clear that stirring up xenophobia is utterly out of keeping with who we are
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
Comments of the Week
how cardinal newman escaped the index sir – of course david mills (“we shouldn’t be ashamed of the index”, june 17) is right. today’s media,...
The Catholic Herald
Lectio Divina
luke 10:1-12, 17-20 1 after this the lord chose another 72 men and sent them out two by two, to go ahead of him to every town and place wher...
Mgr Anthony Abela
Bregrets, I’ve had a few
Leave voters are left with a sickening feeling that we have helped to bring about a great disaster
Ed West
Music: Making Messiaen sing in the dead of night
musicians aren’t expected to be early risers. so it was bizarre that last week at the aldeburgh festival , the pianist pierre-laurent aimard...
Michael White
Theatre: A Richard III who takes his tyranny seriously
shakespeare’s richard iii has always been popular with actors and audiences. richard burbage and david garrick scored a huge success. so did...
Robert Tanitch
Television: Who won the debates – Punch or Judy?
i know, i know: the last thing you want to think about now is the eu referendum. but i write this column before the week to come... so this ...
Tim Stanley
Film: The blind man who taught himself to see anew
notes on blindness ( u, 90 mins) ★★★★ in 1983, the british theologian john hull finally went completely blind. by the time the last flicker ...
Jenny McCartney
Following Brexit, it's time to pause and ask what sort of country we really want to be
Have you ever looked at a newsstand and all the headlines objectively and wondered what kind of a society we have become?
David O'Mahony
Briefly noted
the case for jesus by brant pitre (image books, £16). the author, professor of sacred scripture at notre dame seminary in new orleans, provi...
Staff writers
The elegiac spirit of Betjeman lives on
building jerusalem by kevin j gardener bloomsbury, £16.99 a betjeman-esque melancholy pervades these pages: not surprising, perhaps, since t...
Jonathan Wright
Brexit will hurt the vulnerable. Catholics must show solidarity in action
Our priority is to build what Dorothy Day's Catholic Worker movement called 'communities of resistance'
Fr Ashley Beck
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