Catholic Church

How St. John Paul II began his papacy, 40 years ago

John Paul II admitted he was 'a bishop full of trepidation, conscious of his unworthiness'

Catholic News Agency

Letters from the Synod-2018: October 22

Pandering won't do

Xavier Rynne II

Morning Catholic must-reads: 22/10/18

A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church

Synod groups on sexuality: Church welcomes all, calls all to conversion

None of the synod groups used the term 'LGBT'

Cardinal Wuerl’s resignation was accepted, but he remains in place

There is every sign to believe he will remain a major power-broker

Michael Warren Davis

St John Paul II’s challenge for the synod

'Do not be afraid of the love that places clear demands on people,' John Paul wrote

Fr Raymond de Souza

Viganò tells Ouellet: Yes, the Vatican had detailed proof of McCarrick’s wrongdoing

Archbishop Viganò says the Vatican had documentary evidence, but that officials either failed to act or were prevented from doing so

Britain rediscovers the rosary

There is a resurgence of Marian piety in Britain after an ebb of more than half a century

Pennsylvania abuse investigation will include Ukrainian archeparchy

A former official said that, to the best of his knowledge, the archeparchy has never had a reported case of abuse

Christopher R. Altieri

Federal agents investigate abuse in Pennsylvania dioceses

The US Justice Department is stepping in to the Pennsylvania abuse crisis