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Pope discusses climate change with Nancy Pelosi as abortion storm rages in California
pope francis has met with house speaker nancy pelosi, the democrat politician often at the centre of controversy over her support for aborti...
CNA Staff
Reviews: Visions of Eden before the Fall
in the more than a decade since avatar became the highest-grossing film of all time – raking in $2.9 billion at the box office – it fell int...
Ferdie Rous
Chesterton the catholic Catholic
michael de la bedoyere was the editor of the catholic herald and a friend both of g. k. chesterton's and his biographer maisie ward. h...
FromtheArchives
Our children need better Catholic fiction to help solidify their formation in the faith
there is a real need for more catholic literature for young (and not so young) people. but the reality is that in comparison with the past, ...
Donal Anthony Foley
Majority of Italians trust the Pope but not the Church, research reveals
pope francis is the most trusted person in italy, according to a new nationwide survey. the research , conducted by the demopolis institute,...
Thomas Edwards
President Biden’s last-minute and very Catholic move
president joe biden, the 82-year-old outgoing president of the united states, recently commuted most federal death sentences. the reason for...
Thomas Edwards
Too little, too late? How the Vatican responded to Bishop Belo allegations
as abuse crisis expands to global south, vatican has questions to answer the abuse scandal in the catholic church is beginning to impact the...
Staff Reporter
No laughing matter: Death needs to be handled with the solemnity it deserves
a close friend of mine died a while ago. she was still quite young. we had known each other since our early twenties; she was godmother to m...
Francesca Kay
Pope Francis is a papal communicator like no other, says veteran Vatican watcher
a journalist considered a living legend within the vatican’s press corps has spoken about the unique communication style of pope francis tha...
Crux Staff
Are Catholics really fleeing to the fields to escape modernity's mess?
if, like me, you spend a little too much time on catholic twitter – or should i say x – then you might in the past few weeks have scrolled p...
Portia Berry-Kilby
Sin City gets new Catholic parish that could be ‘shining light for the Church’
st. john paul ii parish is the first new parish to open in las vegas since the (in)famous city of casinos and theatrical shows was elevated ...
johnlavenburg
John Paul II's handling of abuse claims was the opposite to what his attackers want us to think
the day after thousands of faithful catholics gathered around poland to defend the good name of saint john paul ii , polish journalist tomas...
Tomasz Rowinski
Synodality, 'Instrumentum Laboris' and the culture wars
it was forty years ago that i walked into an anglican communion service in canada and encountered my first anglican woman priest in the litu...
Gavin Ashenden
Confession safe from Communist security reforms, says Hong Kong Church
after new national security legislation was passed unanimously in hong kong this week, the local diocese assured that amid concerns that the...
Elise Allen
Pope Francis: Benedict's death was used by partisans to 'score points'
pope emeritus benedict xvi’s death was used by people in a self-serving way to “score points”, pope francis said on sunday. during a press c...
Olenka Hamilton
Cardinal Nichols makes 'Loyal Address' to King Charles ahead of coronation
cardinal vincent nichols has given a “loyal address” to king charles iii ahead of his coronation in may. the archbishop of westminster and p...
Simon Caldwell
Home schooling is worth the effort: it protects children's bodies and souls – it can make them smart too
the only people involved in a child’s education who have an overview of the whole process, from babyhood to adulthood, and who truly know th...
Joseph Shaw
Back on the plane: Pope Francis heads to Corsica with an ongoing agenda
rome – when pope francis visits the french mediterranean island of corsica tomorrow, it’ll be a chance to reiterate his well-known positions...
Elise Allen
Bishop-elect of Liverpool said life flashed before his eyes when he learned of his appointment
a liverpool priest has described how he saw his life was flashing before his eyes like “a drowning man” the moment he was told that p...
Simon Caldwell
Can prayer and fasting actually make any difference when it comes to abortion?
are we facing our own "1967 moment"? the upcoming threat of total decriminalisation of abortion alongside attempts to legalise euthanasia ho...
Clare McCullough
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