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Vatican ready to welcome Ann Widdecombe as ambassador
But she might not be the only name on the table
Edward Pentin
Vatican to strengthen child abuse norms
Revisions will also add the attempted ordination of women to list of most serious crimes against Church law
John Thavis
St Camillus (July 14)
Camillus de Lellis founded the Order of the Ministers of the Sick, an organisation which still flourishes around the world
Spiritual Life
Vatican's chief auditor oversees reform of the Legion
Archbishop Velasio de Paolis confirmed as papal delegate to Legionaries
Anna Arco
Pope blesses statue of St Hannibal di Francia
Hundreds attend Vatican ceremony
The Catholic Herald
Priests care for the people, but who cares for priests?
Clergy need a forum where they can express their fears and anxieties freely, says Ulick Loring
Fr Ulick Loring
Young people gather to discern vocations
The first ever national vocations discernment weekend takes place at Oscott College in Birmingham
Ed West
Priest ordained and two professed at Belmont
Belmont Abbey was the scene of the ordination to the priesthood of Dom Andrew Berry, monk of the same monastery, on June 24
Staff Reporter
New art for Oxford church
Last month saw the completion of artwork by James Gillick for the church of Ss Gregory and Augustine in Summertown, north Oxford
Staff Reporter
Our bishops supported Labour for so long that no one will listen if they criticise the Tories
In fact, from a Catholic point of view, the coalition is doing rather well
William Oddie
Niece astonished as Cause of Sister Katherine advances
A great grandmother has spoken of her joy as her aunt is placed on the road to canonisation
Simon Caldwell
Londoners visit place where Newman was received
Parish group visits Littlemore, near Oxford, in preparation for Newman's beatification
Mark Greaves
Sub-editor of Herald's sister paper wins nomination
Gerard Gough, the sub-editor of the Scottish Catholic Observer, was recently nominated for a top national journalism award in London
Staff Reporter
Delegates gather for final Linacre bioethics conference
An international group of around 100 delegates met in Maynooth, Ireland, for a conference run by the Linacre Centre for Healthcare Ethics
Staff Reporter
How to kill the myth of Hitler's Pope
Harold Bloom said he wanted to bin all the remaining copies of his novel. Perhaps that idea could be taken up elsewhere
Francis Phillips
The lessons of 7/7: Islam, tolerance and American wars
Some have been learnt – the idea, for instance, that Britain should have stayed out of Iraq. But others have not
Stuart Reid
Say a prayer for those in peril on the sea
On the eve of Sea Sunday Martin Foley hails the faith and fortitude of the world’s seafarers
Martin Foley
The Belgian Church is at a troubled juncture
Cardinal Godfried Danneels is questioned for 10 hours as investigators continue on aggressive abuse investigation
Anna Arco
General Audience: Pope cites Duns Scotus
Pontiff praises Scottish Franciscan
The Catholic Herald
Dr Jeffrey John is a man of integrity
It is a sign of the theological incoherence of Anglicanism that he will not be appointed to Southwark
William Oddie
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