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Following an investigation by the Catholic Herald, the diocese will remove support from CCS adoption

The Latin Patriarch reflects on war, pilgrimage, Christian unity and why Western church debates do not resonate in the Middle East

The report shows how narrative framing and anonymous claims can be allowed to outrun verifiable facts, with papal insinuation used to inflate a limited local dispute into a global Church story

The Christmas Day airstrikes in Nigeria marked a rare instance of a Western power acknowledging religious persecution as a concrete evil

The diocese is still funding and promoting a former Catholic adoption agency that openly supports same-sex adoption

Following today’s announcement that Bishop Richard Moth will become the new Archbishop of Westminster, the Catholic Herald asked him about his plans for the Latin Mass in the diocese

Pope Leo XIV has appointed a new Archbishop of Westminster, five years after Cardinal Vincent Nichols offered his resignation

José Antonio Kast wins Chile’s presidency on a ticket of order, security, and public faith

The resignation of Cardinal Dolan as Archbishop of New York and the appointment of Bishop Hicks of Joliet is more than a routine episcopal transition

The most fatal terrorist attack in Australia’s history has sparked condemnation from Catholic leaders around the world

Despite overwhelming evidence of anti-Christian violence in Nigeria, many continue to deny the religious nature of the crisis

John Pontifex’s first-hand reporting from Nigeria reveals a complex conflict where Christian communities face escalating, often overlooked violence

The head of the Syro-Malankara Catholic Church discusses his visit to England, the growth of Indian Catholic communities, and the papal conclave.

Many Catholics misunderstand the Immaculate Conception. Here are three simple, beautiful ways to see how Mary’s grace fits perfectly into God’s plan.

Despite episcopal sympathy for the old rite, the Church continues to govern the Latin Mass through temporary permissions

Nigeria is now the deadliest country in the world to be a Christian, with thousands murdered and kidnapped each year.

Patriarch Bartholomew’s conditions for unity present serious problems for Catholics.

Pope Leo’s most recent journey showed a pontiff concerned with Christian unity, not secular optics.

Pope Leo XIV ends 4-day Turkey visit urging Christian unity and interfaith respect, marking Nicaea’s 1,700th.

The Vatican is facing mounting questions after the publication of a leaked audio recording in which Monsignor Jordi Bertomeu, the Vatican’s commissioner overseeing the suppression of Sodalitium Christianae Vitae, acknowledges that the Holy See was aware of an ongoing FBI investigation into suspected money laundering tied to the group