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Pakistani Church leaders demand swift action after lynch mob murder of elderly Christian
christians in pakistan have demanded punjab officials bring to justice the perpetrators of the brutal lynch mob murder of nazir gill masih i...
The Catholic Herald
No Supreme Court hearing for Catholic hospital sued for declining transgender surgery
denver newsroom, nov 2, 2021 / 17:28 pm the supreme court has declined to intervene in a lawsuit against a catholic hospital that declined t...
Kevin-Jones
Biden administration's non-discrimination regulations ‘fundamentally redefine the practice of medicine’, Florida lawsuit claims
new york – a lawsuit filed by the state of florida and on behalf of the catholic medical association (cma) claims that new non-discriminatio...
johnlavenburg
Pope Francis gives King Charles 'relic of the True cross' as coronation gift
pope francis has given king charles ‘a relic of the true cross’ as a coronation gift. fragments said to be from the cross on which jes...
Olenka Hamilton
FEATURE: 'The Last Priests and Nuns in Ireland' – a missed opportunity to move beyond the same old tropes
i get a knot of anxiety in my stomach when i hear news of another documentary about religion or, rather, about catholicism in ireland. it is...
Dualta Roughneen
Faith amidst the ruins
deep in the iraqi desert, near the highway leading to the saudi arabian border, lie the ruins of al-qusair church, the oldest church in iraq...
Tom Westcott
Same-sex blessings vote shows the CoE favours secular consensus over Christianity
we don’t know who coined the phrase: “whoever was first to discover water, it wasn’t the fish.” but einstein liked it enough to borrow it: “...
Gavin Ashenden
Open your homes to refugees fleeing the Taliban, bishop urges the faithful
catholics in england and wales are to be asked to find homes for thousands of afghanistan refugees fleeing the taliban. parishes will be req...
Simon Caldwell
Bishop Richard Williamson has died, leaves behind controversial legacy
former sspx bishop richard williamson died last night following his hospitalisation earlier this week in a serious condition. it was previou...
The Catholic Herald
Vatican Finances: Cardinal Becciu, 9 others indicted on various charges
pope francis at the weekly general audience, 19 may 2021. (filippo monteforte/afp via getty images) updated with further statements a...
Christopher Altieri
Kamala Harris’s contempt for Catholic voting bloc may cost her dear in such a close election
as the us election gets ever closer in time and looks set to be no less close in terms of what will decide who wins it, there are increasing...
The Catholic Herald
Pope appoints Spanish archbishop as Nuncio to Great Britain
pope francis has appointed a spanish archbishop who speaks six languages as the new apostolic nuncio to great britain. madrid-born archbisho...
Simon Caldwell
Glimpses of glory
will todd is one of those rare musicians who shows that there is life still in liturgical and sacred music. sir james macmillan is another, ...
Melanie McDonagh
My road to Mount Athos
the sun was setting to the west as i stood upon a vantage point known to the byzantine residents of constantinople as hagios demetrios. it w...
Mark Jenkins
'Humanitarian Catastrophe' as New Wave of Covid-19 Hits Brazil
aerial view of the graves of covid-19 victims at the nossa senhora aparecida cemetery in manaus, amazon state, brazil, on april 15, 2021. (m...
Eduardo Campos Lima
Putin, Kirill and the Vatican
there are many who see in patriarch kirill’s reluctance to condemn the russian invasion of ukraine, evidence of caesaropapism. certainly, it...
Mark Jenkins
When humanists fall out with each other
last summer, i was amused to see that organised atheism was facing the possibility of a serious schism. perhaps it wasn’t so very surprising...
Niall Gooch
Violence against Christians continues to rise worldwide
imagine the scene: one summer’s evening, a young mother’s peace is shattered when her brother bursts in, pursued by an angry mob. accusing h...
John Pontifex
Assisted suicide and euthanasia can never be a substitute for good palliative care, says Pope Francis
dying patients need palliative care and not euthanasia or assisted suicide, pope francis has said. at his general audience in the vatican’s ...
CNA Staff
What a Habsburg emperor who became a Blessed and has a growing US following can teach today's politicians
twenty years ago, the last reigning emperor of austria and king of hungary was beatified by st pope john paul ii in rome. the legacy of empe...
StephanBaier
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