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Wildfires in the Curia
Are arsonists doing their worst to prevent the Pope from lifting restrictions on the traditional liturgy?
Dom Alcuin Reid
Cardinal Burke: Be ready for ‘martyrdom’ in defence of marriage and family
Burke's appeal is joined by that of Cardinal Zen's and comes shortly before the Vatican revisits Amoris Laetitia in a high profile conference
Michael Haynes
When the Church wounds
Disillusionment with the institutional Church need not end in permanent bitterness, but can become a path towards forgiveness and renewed faith
Patrick Neve
Florida attorney general warns Catholic schools over vaccine exemptions
Florida's Catholic schools could face funding consequences if they do not comply with state law on religious vaccine exemptions, the attorney general says
Christine Rousselle
Official anthem for World Youth Day 2027 released
The official World Youth Day 2027 anthem, composed by Korean musician Francis Jiyoon Kim, has been released one year before the gathering in Seoul
Christine Rousselle
Massachusetts lawmakers approve bill expanding access to late-term abortion
Massachusetts lawmakers have approved legislation removing all restrictions on abortion later in pregnancy, prompting criticism from the state’s Catholic bishops
Christine Rousselle
Cardinal Sarah calls for a return to Summorum Pontificum
The former prefect of the Vatican’s liturgy office has urged Pope Leo to image Pope Benedict XVI’s policy regarding the Latin Mass
Michael Haynes
Bishop Schneider: ‘Nothing more dangerous for religion’ than interference with liturgy
in the wake of new comments from Cardinal Roche on the traditional Mass, Bishop Schneider has warned against restricting the Church's liturgy
Michael Haynes
Five ways Andy Burnham could put Catholic principles into practice
Britain’s first lifelong Catholic Prime Minister has an opportunity to place the family, human dignity and the common good at the heart of government
Clement Harrold
Florida bishops renew opposition to death penalty in pastoral letter
The bishops say recent increases in executions and the expansion of death penalty laws in Florida require a renewed Catholic witness against capital punishment
Christine Rousselle
Bryan Johnson’s ‘clone’ and the pursuit of immortality
The tech entrepreneur’s supposed ‘clone’ raises troubling questions about ambition, longevity, scientific responsibility and the dignity owed to human life
Jacqueline O'Hara
In Pictures: Faithful pack Oscott for WeBelieve Festival
The sold-out WeBelieve Festival offered liturgy, talks, music and family activities in a joyful celebration of Catholic life
The Catholic Herald
‘This fragile little Church’: life among the Hebrew-speaking Catholics of Jerusalem
In the heart of Israel’s Jewish society, a small community of Hebrew-speaking Catholics is preserving the Church’s ancient roots while building bridges with the wider culture
Andrew Cusack
Austrian bishop supports longer military service amid security concerns
Austria’s military bishop has backed Government plans to extend mandatory military service, arguing that Europe’s changing security environment demands better-trained recruits
Corrie Douglas-Young
Pakistan Bishops decry impunity for anti-Christian violence
Catholic bishops in Pakistan have criticised the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn convictions in the murder of a Christian couple
John Pontifex
Fr Paul Mankowski: A loyal son of St Ignatius
Marginalised within his own order, ‘Diogenes’ combined formidable scholarship and wit with a steadfast commitment to the truth of the Catholic Faith
David Hahn
‘The Cross is a signpost’
From St Matthew to St Dominic, this week’s readings in ‘Magnificat’ reveal how grace transforms detours, trials and unexpected choices
Magnificat
Catholic refugee calls for action over forced conversions in Pakistan
A Pakistani Catholic refugee has urged greater international action after describing the continuing abduction, forced conversion and marriage of Christian girls in Pakistan
Nathalie Raffray
ACN brings religious freedom campaign to festivals
Representatives of Aid to the Church in Need urged festivalgoers to support a petition calling on governments to uphold the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion
Nathalie Raffray
Religious sisters sue New York over assisted suicide law
Religious orders, diocesan leaders and Catholic healthcare organisations say the forthcoming law would compel them to participate in practices contrary to the sanctity of human life
The Catholic Herald
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