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“Normality is returning”: Archbishop Gänswein reflects on Pope Leo's pontificate
Former papal aide speaks of ‘stability and serenity’ under new pontificate
The Catholic Herald
Jerusalem church leaders reject Christian Zionism
Church leaders in Jerusalem have sparked debate by issuing a statement condemning Christian Zionism
The Catholic Herald
Vance highlights Trump-era pro-life gains at March for Life
J.D. Vance addressed thousands at the March for Life in Washington, praising the Trump administration’s pro-life legacy
The Catholic Herald
Study finds many women carry regret for decades after abortion
A new long‑term study has revealed that a significant number of women continue to experience deep regret years after having an abortion
The Catholic Herald
John L. Allen Jr, veteran Vatican journalist and founder of Crux, dies aged 61
Veteran Catholic journalist John Allen Jr, founder of Crux and a leading Vatican analyst, has died aged 68 after a long battle with cancer
The Catholic Herald
Tens of thousands expected for San Francisco’s Walk for Life
Catholics and other pro-life advocates take to the streets to witness to the dignity of unborn life
The Catholic Herald
Leadership battle opens over the future of the German Synodal Path
The chairman of the German Bishops’ Conference has announced he will not seek a further term, setting the stage for a February leadership election that could reshape the direction of the Church in Germany after the Synodal Path
Niwa Limbu
Pope to resume Holy Thursday Mass at St John Lateran after Francis-era hiatus
Pope Leo to revive a long-standing papal tradition set aside during the Francis pontificate
The Catholic Herald
Vance and Johnson to address March for Life
VP Vance and Speaker Johnson will address the 2026 March for Life, as pro-life advocates gather in Washington
The Catholic Herald
Bishop Schneider urges Apostolic Constitution to settle Latin Mass dispute
Bishop Athanasius Schneider has revealed that he personally urged Pope Leo XIV to issue an Apostolic Constitution to bring clarity and stability to the regulation of the Traditional Latin Mass.
Niwa Limbu
Church mobilises after deadly train crash
Following a fatal train crash in southern Spain, the local Church has stepped in to offer pastoral care, sacraments, and support to grieving families
The Catholic Herald
Christians caught in Iran’s brutal protest crackdown
In a country where converts already face persecution, believers now find themselves caught in the crossfire
The Catholic Herald
Ireland’s vanishing families
The Iona Institute warns that Ireland is hurtling into demographic disaster
The Catholic Herald
Decision to bar Dutch Catholic activist raises questions about free speech
The banning of Eva Vlaardingerbroek has sparked outcry among free speech advocates
The Catholic Herald
White House healthcare plan raises pro‑life questions
Pro-life advocates are raising alarms over the absence of abortion funding safeguards
The Catholic Herald
Cardinal Brenes and Christian persecution in Nicaragua
Decades of authoritarian rule have strained relations between Church and State in the Central American country
The Catholic Herald
Calls for national conversation as UK abortion numbers hit record high
Right To Life is now urging the government and public to confront the growing crisis
The Catholic Herald
Abortions of babies with Down Syndrome on the rise
Pro Life Campaign expresses alarm over newly released statistics
The Catholic Herald
France’s assisted suicide bill and the forced secularisation of Catholic healthcare
If the French government is successful in imposing assisted suicide, the ramifications for Catholic institutions will be enormous
The Catholic Herald
Isabel Vaughan-Spruce’s heroic fight
With a court hearing set for 29 January, Isabel Vaughan-Spruce has become the first person to be charged under the UK’s draconian national buffer zone law
The Catholic Herald
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