Catholic News

Court drops charges against pro-life activists who filmed Planned Parenthood executives

David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt faced charges for recording Planned Parenthood executives without their consent

Catholic who died in London Bridge attack given anti-terrorism award

Ignacio Echeverria received a gold medal from Spain's Dignity and Justice, a support group for terror victims

Patriarch to consecrate the Middle East to the Immaculate Heart

The consecration by Cardinal Rai will take place at Fatima on Sunday

Philippines bishops urge Catholics to fight 'fake news'

Spreading 'fake news' and 'alternative facts' is a sin against charity, the Philippine bishops said

US judge halts the deportation of more than 100 Iraqi Christians

The group, mostly made up of Chaldean Catholics, has been granted a two-week reprieve

Associated Press

San Francisco archbishop hailed as US Church's 'last progressive lion' dies aged 88

Archbishop John Quinn had called for major reforms to the Curia and College of Cardinals for the sake of Christian unity

Catholic News Service

No matter what their detractors say, convent schools provided a great education

Almost all who have had the privilege of being educated in convents remember nuns whose lives were ones of fulfilment, vigour and purpose

Francis Phillips

Morning Catholic must-reads: 23/06/17

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

Why the Son sits on the Father's 'right hand', according to St Augustine

We all have the potential to be enthroned as co-heirs with Christ

Stephen Bullivant

Why Cardinal Sarah terrifies his critics

Cardinal Sarah's opponents have attacked his views and called for his sacking. His response has been a gracious silence

Matthew Schmitz