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Ukraine: "This is outrageous. It is outrageous before Almighty God, it is outrageous before the world."
the lord god says this: ‘my plans for you are for peace, not for disaster; to give you a future, a future filled with hope.’ ‘my plans for y...
Archbishop John Wilson
It is time for some self-reflection at Jesus College, Cambridge
life is filled with tragic juxtapositions. jk rowling writes stories that light up the lives of many, and uses her wealth to improve people’...
Nicholas Reed Langen
Pope reorganises Congregation of Doctrine of the Faith amid Vatican internal reforms
pope francis has reorganized the internal structure of the vatican’s doctrine office into two sections — the latest step in his ongoing refo...
Hannah Brockhaus
All Saints, Wardour: The tale of a Wiltshire parish
thomas arundell, the younger son of sir john arundell of lanherne, in 1541 acquired the (previously monastic) manors of tisbury and donhead....
Michael Hodges
The Holy Rosary: a help and comfort to tired and distracted souls
in the heart of every person, there is a desire to be in union with god. such a union is realized and deepened by a life of prayer. such a s...
Fr Jeffrey F Kirby
USCCB doctrinal note prohibiting transgender procedures is a welcome intervention
the doctrinal committee of the united states conference of catholic bishops (usccb) issued on 20 march a 14-page firm doctrinal note on the ...
Laura Perrins
Catholic Irob minority has lost its home in Ethiopia’s Tigray region
a catholic minority in ethiopia’s northern tigray region is “in danger of disappearing” after three and a half years of brutal and violent o...
The Catholic Herald
Cardinal Parolin Weighs in on France's Controversial "Religious Separatism" Bill
what if the cardinal secretary of state, on visit to your country, voiced an opinion about a controversial draft law proposed by the preside...
Christopher Altieri
From Texas to the tribunal, the perplexities of papal power
john l allen jr explains the absolute power of the pope, but also that two current controversial situations are very different in nature. al...
John Allen
Will traditionalists ever be able to forgive Pope Francis?
speaking on way back from central asia, pontiff risks alienating loyal catholics pope francis spoke to reporters on a wide range of topics a...
The Catholic Herald
On Pilgrimage with Tracy Borman to the Floating City
where would you go? if distance is no object, then i would start in lincoln, which is my beloved home city and home to the world’s finest ca...
The Catholic Herald
On Pilgrimage with Terry Eagleton
where would you go? saint-maximin-la-sainte-baume, a village not far from aix-en-provence. its basilica is dedicated to mary magdalene and u...
The Catholic Herald
Pope to address Artificial Intelligence at G7 summit in June
rome – adding to what was already a busy papal schedule for 2024, the vatican confirmed friday that pope francis will participate, in person...
Crux Staff
The long and faithful history of Our Lady of the Assumption and St Gregory, Warwick Street:
the importance of the church of our lady of the assumption and st gregory in the history of catholicism in london over the past three centur...
Monsignor Keith Newton
Pope brushes off feminist fury over praise for 'politician with pants'
on board the papal plane – pope francis has brushed aside criticism of his rhetoric on women during his weekend trip to belgium, insisting t...
Elise Allen
Sigrid Undset: a genius and the greatest Catholic writer you’ve never heard of
norwegian novelist sigrid undset’s nobel prize-winning the master of hestviken could be the greatest work of catholic literature you’ve neve...
Tom Colsy
What's in a name? The recent "upgrade" of the Center for Child Protection hints at danger of mission creep
what's in a name? that which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. i thought of juliet’s musings when it was announced that...
Charles Collins
Lisbon notebook: Pilgrims in the park
saturday 5th august parque tejo trancão, lisbon – from around 4pm the transition from bustling racket to eerie stillness on the streets of l...
Tom Colsy
Pope Francis is well-intentioned but misguided when he talks about migrants
last week president emmanuel macron hosted two prestigious figures to france and one proved more problematical than the other. king ch...
Gavin Mortimer
Sir Giles Gilbert Scott 1880-1960
giles gilbert scott is best known these days by the british public either for his k2 and k6 red telephone boxes (now rapidly vanishing from ...
Michael Hodges
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