Catholic Church

The Church teaches the resurrection of the body, yet its meaning is often left unexplored in practical terms

Fr Gavan Jennings

A year-long pilot in three parish partnerships will test a new approach to parish funding as Dublin continues its wider programme of reform

The Catholic Herald

Catholic teaching on immigration is often reduced to a single imperative, but the tradition also affirms the duty of states to safeguard the common good

Luke Collins

A vows ceremony in Argentina has highlighted both new vocations and four decades of presence for the Sisters of the Society of Saint Pius X

The Catholic Herald

Cardinal Reinhard Marx has instructed clergy in Munich to follow a new pastoral framework for blessing same-sex couples

Thomas Colsy

Survey data suggests the theological profile of newly ordained Catholic priests has shifted decisively in a conservative direction

Thomas Colsy

As the Church reflects on the decision to allow girls to serve at the altar in the 1990s, some parishes are seeing a renewed emphasis on boys as servers

Fr Dwight Longenecker

The senior bishop said Catholics should respond to threats to Europe’s Christian heritage with a movement to “save Europe”

Thomas Colsy

Reactions to a provocative image and allegations of bias raise questions about how Catholics should weigh political choices

Jacqueline O'Hara

An internal diocesan review in North Carolina found no policy breach after families complained that their daughters were asked inappropriate questions in confession

Thomas Colsy