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Bishop reiterates Church teaching on funerals, eulogies and cremation amid ‘irregular practices’
New funeral policies in the Diocese of Springfield seek to prevent liturgical irregularities while reinforcing the Church’s understanding of Christian burial
Christine Rousselle
Eduard Habsburg: Silence of the Latin Mass offers antidote to modern distraction
Eduard Habsburg-Lothringen has described the Traditional Latin Mass as a rare refuge of silence in an age of constant distraction during an interview with Michael Knowles
Christine Rousselle
Archbishop Sample: Satan ‘is rejoicing’ at the SSPX ‘situation’
The archbishop of Portland, Oregon suggested that the SSPX ‘schism’ was a cause of delight for Satan, who seeks division in the Church
Michael Haynes
Papa Stronsay bishop defends illicit consecration
Following his illicit consecration Bishop Michael Mary says he has no papal mandate “because there is no pope”
Corrie Douglas-Young
Fire severely damages historic Leicester Anglican church
An overnight fire has left the roof of a historic Church of England church in Leicester severely damaged as investigators seek to establish the cause
Corrie Douglas-Young
WeBelieve: A ‘second spring’ for English Catholicism?
Amid concern about Mass attendance and priestly vocations, a growing Catholic festival offered grounds for hope
David Hahn
Bishop Egan: Avoid the SSPX and attend only licit traditional Masses
Catholics should avoid the SSPX liturgies since they are illicit, wrote Bishop Egan of the Diocese of Portsmouth
Michael Haynes
How JD Vance became a Catholic
The American Vice President’s memoir is not the story of a return to the Evangelicalism of his childhood but of a gradual discovery of Catholicism through Augustine, Leo XIII and the Church's social teaching
Melanie McDonagh
Humanae Vitae and the world it predicted
As the West confronts loneliness, falling birth rates and fractured relationships, ‘Humanae Vitae’ reads less like a relic than a diagnosis
Michael J Robinson
Wisconsin priest criticised after describing Latin Mass as ‘a step backward’
Fr Paul Fliss characterised the Traditional Latin Mass as an accommodation for those not yet ready to embrace the Church’s liturgical reforms and discouraged attendance
Christine Rousselle
Santa Fe archbishop urges support for proposed Albuquerque mosque
Archbishop John Wester has defended plans for a new mosque and community centre in Albuquerque, saying Catholics should reject anti-Muslim hostility and uphold religious liberty
Christine Rousselle
Trump praises Blessed Stanley Rother's legacy on 45th anniversary of his martyrdom
The White House commemorated the martyrdom of Blessed Stanley Rother, describing his life of missionary service as a testament to America's tradition of religious freedom
Christine Rousselle
France’s bishops urge Catholics to welcome wildfire evacuees
With hundreds of thousands displaced by devastating wildfires, the bishops of France have encouraged churches and parish halls to become places of welcome and relief
Corrie Douglas-Young
Cardinal Zen: ‘Protection’ of the family a ‘primary mission’ for Church today
Hong Kong’s emeritus cardinal issued an impassioned plea for all Catholics to redouble efforts to protect the family from anti-life ideologies
Michael Haynes
Marian statue and altar in Medjugorje desecrated
Police are investigating after a statue of Our Lady and an outdoor altar at the Medjugorje shrine were desecrated days before the annual Youth Festival
Corrie Douglas-Young
Macron pays tribute to priest martyred by Islamic State
Macron has paid tribute to Fr Jacques Hamel, whose killing in 2016 prompted widespread calls for his canonisation
Corrie Douglas-Young
How John Paul II reconciled religious liberty with Catholic tradition
Between Lefebvre’s rejection and Murray’s liberal interpretation, Pope St John Paul II’s reading of ‘Dignitatis Humanae’ showed how Vatican II could be read in continuity with tradition
Patrick Neve
Lawyer for Rupnik victims being ‘fobbed off’ by Vatican’s total secrecy
The lawyer representing alleged victims of Fr Rupnik says the Vatican has not involved them at all in the trial, and raised concerns about the level of secrecy
Michael Haynes
Catholic college plans to transform former Masonic temple into shrine and cultural centre
The ambitious project would transform a former Masonic temple into a centre for Catholic worship, education and culture in downtown Steubenville
Christine Rousselle
Finnish MP appeals church booklet hate speech conviction
Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen has appealed to the European Court of Human Rights after her conviction for hate speech over a church booklet
Corrie Douglas-Young
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