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Caroline Wyatt: What Francis told me on the way to Cuba
in the downstairs cafe at rome’s fiumicino airport, the cappuccino is hot, sweet and as fragrant as the vamps who surround us: the well-dres...
Catholic Herald View
The synod is a leap into the unknown
francis wants a strong debate at next month’s gathering – that seems certain. but everything else is up in the air, says ed west next m...
Catholic Herald View
Vatican unveils line-up for family synod
the names of 360 people attending next month’s family synod were unveiled by the vatican this week. forty-five of the synod fathers hav...
Catholic Herald View
Pope: we do not serve ideas, but people
pope francis has told the cuban people that love and service, not ideology, are the keys to their happiness. “we do not serve ideas, we...
Catholic Herald View
Francis in Cuba: Pontiff makes detour to meet Fidel Castro
pope francis took time out of his formal programme on sunday to visit cuba’s former leader, fidel castro. vatican spokesman fr federico lomb...
Catholic Herald View
Bishop urged to reinstate priest
more than 2,000 people have signed a petition for the reinstatement of a priest who was cleared of any wrongdoing after abuse allegations we...
Catholic Herald View
UK News: Cardinals lobby Israeli president over schools
european church leaders have urged the president of israel to resolve a crisis threatening christian schools that has kept them closed ...
Catholic Herald View
Archbishop: be more generous to Calais migrants
catholic and anglican bishops from britain and france have joined together to ask their countries to be more generous to migrants at calais....
Catholic Herald View
Ofsted inspectors ‘biased against Church’
ofsted inspectors are “unfairly influenced” by “inaccurate presumptions about catholic schools”, according to the catholic education service...
Catholic Herald View
The priests who survived the atomic bomb
From the Catholic Herald of August 5, 2010: The remarkable survival of Jesuit Fathers in Hiroshima has echoes in the Bible and Fatima
Donal Anthony Foley
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