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Catholics and other pro-life advocates take to the streets to witness to the dignity of unborn life

A culture of screens and side hustles is leaving us exhausted. How do we address this epidemic? Delphine Chui finds some biblical clues

Oxford University’s senior Catholic chaplain has been removed following allegations of “inappropriate behaviour”, after the Catholic Herald was told by the complainant of a possible cover-up in how the case was handled by the Jesuits in Britain

Pope Leo to revive a long-standing papal tradition set aside during the Francis pontificate

VP Vance and Speaker Johnson will address the 2026 March for Life, as pro-life advocates gather in Washington

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.

Following a fatal train crash in southern Spain, the local Church has stepped in to offer pastoral care, sacraments, and support to grieving families

In a country where converts already face persecution, believers now find themselves caught in the crossfire

The Iona Institute warns that Ireland is hurtling into demographic disaster

A decision by Vatican City’s highest court has reshaped the next phase of a landmark financial case

Laity and diocesan staff in the Diocese of Charlotte speak out following the first Sunday under the altar rail ban

The banning of Eva Vlaardingerbroek has sparked outcry among free speech advocates

Pro-life advocates are raising alarms over the absence of abortion funding safeguards

Decades of authoritarian rule have strained relations between Church and State in the Central American country

Right To Life is now urging the government and public to confront the growing crisis

Pro Life Campaign expresses alarm over newly released statistics

If the French government is successful in imposing assisted suicide, the ramifications for Catholic institutions will be enormous

At the first extraordinary consistory of Pope Leo’s pontificate, Cardinal Joseph Zen delivered a stark critique of the Synod on Synodality, warning that it risks fracturing the Church

A document authored under Cardinal Arthur Roche’s authority and circulated to cardinals during the January consistory sets out a forceful rejection of the Tridentine Latin Mass

Bishop Martin’s directive to prohibit the use of altar rails is being met with strong opposition from both laity and priests alike