Catholic News

Fatima: the answer to secularism

The Red Army left Austria without a fight after one in 10 people started praying the rosary. Imagine what would happen if we did the same
Donal Anthony Foley

The ‘weapon’ that broke Boko Haram

When the terrorist group attacked his diocese, a Nigerian bishop launched a spiritual fightback. Dan Hitchens meets him
Dan Hitchens

War on drugs is destroying Filipino values, says archbishop

Archbishop Villegas says Filipino virtues are being replaced by 'cuss words, lies and vulgarity'
Catholic News Service

Morning Catholic must-reads: 06/10/16

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

Pope urges journalists to always be motivated by 'strong sense of ethics'

In his prayer intentions for October, the Pope asks for prayers for journalists and World Mission Day
Staff Reporter

Kaine and Pence clash over abortion in vice presidential debate

Tim Kaine said he and Hillary Clinton 'support the constitutional right of American women to consult their own conscience'
Staff Reporter

Tonight's Channel 4 programme attacks my pro-life organisation. Here's what they won't tell you

Many pregnant women change their minds about having an abortion. But somehow their stories are ignored
Clare McCullough

Seven Catholic institutions plan to divest from fossil fuel companies

The organisations cited the Pope's encyclical on the environment as the inspiration for the decision
Catholic News Service

US Supreme Court and states to revisit use of death penalty

The Supreme Court cases address 'the brokenness of the judicial system', say Catholic campaigners
Catholic News Service

New regulations will 'enlarge Chinese government's power over religions', experts warn

According to the Holy Spirit Study Centre of Hong Kong's Catholic diocese, the rules would tighten controls of foreign clergy and religious material on the internet
Catholic News Service