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Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a terrible battle
tolerance is frequently assumed to be a virtue of the young. in the mass media, age is associated with crabbiness and narrowing of outlook, ...
Niall Gooch
On Pilgrimage with Sir Bill Cash
where would you go? i would go to much wenlock and wenlock abbey because it is the site of saint milburga, who was an eighth-century a...
The Catholic Herald
At Angelus Pope Francis appeals for "free" healthcare
pope francis leads the angelus prayer from rome's gemelli hospital on 11 july 2021, where he is recovering from colon surgery. (filippo mont...
Staff Reporter
Pope’s China policy bears ‘fruit’ with recognition of bishop, Vatican claims
beijing has officially – and finally – recognised a 95-year-old prelate as the bishop of the northern diocese of tianjin. the bishop had pre...
Crux Staff
Refusal of Communion to minister over abortion vote causes rift in Irish Church
a rift has emerged within the irish catholic church after it emerged that a priest had refused communion to an irish politician because he h...
DeclanMcSweeney
UK Parliament abortion vote on 15 May: ‘A time to raise our voices and not lose heart’
bishops rarely comment on bills in parliament. lay christians, informed by their faith, freely and sincerely adopt different political views...
Bishop Mark Davies
What the Book of Jonah teaches us about God’s compassion
the question came in a deceptively simple guise: “what is your favourite scriptural text?” normally the answer would be: “the one i am worki...
Fr Nicholas King SJ
Half a million pilgrims already through Holy Door of Saint Peter's in Rome
already more than half a million pilgrims have come to participate in the jubilee of hope since pope francis inaugurated the 2025 jubilee ye...
Elise Allen
"An outstanding Catholic priest"
the death of mgr mark langham in january has left a void in many people’s lives, for his influence was immense. urbane, witty, humane and im...
Serenhedd James
Pope ends impasse over Order of Malta
pope francis has directly intervened to end an impasse between the vatican and the sovereign military order of malta over controversial refo...
Simon Caldwell
Vatican to classify crime of ‘spiritual abuse’
the vatican is establishing a study group to more clearly define the crime of “spiritual abuse” in church law. it follows a swath of scandal...
Elise Allen
Is the Catholic Church becoming more democratic?
it is the world’s oldest continuous international organisation, yet the catholic church can hardly be described as a democratic institution....
The Catholic Herald
Cardinals send 'dubia' to Pope Francis before Synod on Synodality
rome – five cardinals have submitted a new set of dubia , or doubts, to pope francis regarding his synod of bishops on synodality whic...
The Catholic Herald
Controversial Swiss theologian Hans Küng dies
the influential and controversial swiss theologian hans küng died tuesday at the age of 93. the german catholic church’s official website sa...
Catholic News Agency
No greater nightmare
a ray of hope might be on the horizon for campaigners and parents seeking to challenge the absolute power of the nhs and the courts in decid...
Justin Doherty
Let There Be Light
the resurrection by andrea mantegna, 1457-1459 the resurrection is the dawn of a new creation, a light still more wonderful than the fiat lu...
Bishop Mark Davies
The crack in the Toby Jug
there was bound to be disappointment when, two years ago, the church in the person of rev peter doyle, bishop of northampton rejected the ca...
Richard Ingrams
Another attack on womanhood - this time in Ireland
the mania in ireland for believing that everything that happened before yesterday was old, archaic, tainted with catholic values and therefo...
Laura Perrins
Vatican finance trial: What’s happened so far and where is it heading?
a vatican judge’s partial turnaround at a hearing earlier this month is a significant plot twist in the finance trial that kicked off this s...
andrea-gagliarducci
Planned Parenthood's international arm boasts financing efforts to legalize abortion in Argentina
buenos aires, argentina, dec 31, 2020 / 12:56 pm mt (cna).- in a post published on wednesday, december 30, just hours after abortion was leg...
CNA Staff
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