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The week's reporting from across the Catholic world — what happened, who said what, and what it means.
Pope Leo calls for a ‘revolution of love’ during Mass in Castel Gandolfo
pope leo xiv says the world needs a “revolution of love” and reflected on the parable of the good samaritan while celebrating mass at the pa...
Charles Collins
Taking a hold of ourselves
If God doesn't set the parameters for our lives, then who will?
Niall Gooch
From one Leo to another
Johan Erlandsson-Díaz explores how Léon Ollé-Laprune’s thoughts on Leo XIII may illuminate Leo XIV’s emphasis on a renewed missionary Church
Johan Erlandsson-Díaz
Lethal attacks in Nigeria
Militant attacks on Christians in Benue State show signs of genocide. The West must act, writes John Pontifex.
John Pontifex
Camino de Santiago on track for record year amid global pilgrimage surge
the camino de santiago is set to see a record-breaking number of pilgrims this year, according to the pilgrimage office oficina de acogida a...
Thomas Edwards
Indian politician offers cash reward for murders of Evangelists
a legislator from india’s ruling bharatiya janata party (bjp) has sparked outrage after offering a cash reward for attacking christian evang...
Nirmala Carvalho
Pope Leo blesses and signs ‘Popplio’ Pokémon card for pilgrims in Rome
pope leo has delighted pokémon fans by blessing and signing a pokémon card during a danish youth group's visit to the vatican on 5 july. he ...
Thomas Edwards
CSW raises alarm over disappearance of Colombian priest
christian solidarity worldwide (csw) is calling on the colombian government to urgently conduct a full and co-ordinated investigation into t...
The Catholic Herald
The Church isn’t a corporation, but the Synod acts like one
the vatican released its latest synod implementation document on monday, bringing to mind a remark pope francis made a few years ago about h...
Charles Collins
Fulani Jihadist expansion in Nigeria ‘backed by government funds’
a disturbing investigation claims that governments in nigeria are enabling fulani jihadists to seize christian farmland and murder its inhab...
Ngala Chimton / Crux
Miquita Oliver and Lily Allen describe a man paying for abortion as “romantic”
the singer, songwriter and actress lily allen has described a man paying for an abortion as “romantic” in a podcast series called miss me? ,...
The Catholic Herald
At least 20 girls missing from Christian summer camp after flash floods in Texas
a desperate search is underway for girls swept away at a summer camp during severe flooding in texas, which is reported to have killed at le...
The Catholic Herald
Vatican document leak reignites Latin Mass debate
documents have emerged, in what appears a leak at the vatican, which indicate that the majority of catholic bishops did not support the move...
The Catholic Herald
Cardinal Ambongo: Western focus on homosexuality not relevant to African pastoral life
cardinal fridolin ambongo besungu has revisited the fracas around the 2023 vatican declaration permitting blessings for same-sex couples, sa...
The Catholic Herald
Media obsession with 'wicked nuns' upended by Irish report on Tuam mother and baby home
readers might remember the sensational claim that went around the world back in 2014 that almost 800 babies had been found in a septic tank ...
David Quinn
MP denied Communion says priest’s actions not endorsed by local bishop
the british mp refused holy communion by his local priest due to his vote in favour of the uk’s assisted suicide bill has claimed that his l...
The Catholic Herald
Assisted suicide Communion row: why the state cannot dictate the sacraments
relations between the catholic church and the british state have always been slightly delicate. unfortunately, last week they suffered a wor...
Prof Andrew Tettenborn
39-year-old charged after Crucifix set alight and 40 headstones smashed in Scotland
a 39-year-old man has been charged after a wooden crucifix was set alight and around forty headstones were vandalised overnight at st conval...
The Catholic Herald
MP denied Communion after backing assisted suicide bill
a priest has refused holy communion to liberal democrat mp chris coghlan over his vote in favour of the uk’s assisted suicide bill on 20 jun...
The Catholic Herald
Binding the wounds of war
this year marks the 80th anniversary of the end of the second world war. victory in europe and japan occurred within months of the 80th anni...
Ken Craycraft
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