Catholic News

Belarus Catholic journalist freed after personal appeal by Trump

ihar losik, a young catholic imprisoned for more than five years in belarus, has been freed. the journalist was released along with dozens o...
Niwa Limbu

South Korea’s proposed World Youth Day law sparks national debate

a proposed special law to support the organisation of world youth day 2027 in seoul has sparked controversy in south korea amid claims it un...
The Catholic Herald

King to attend Duchess of Kent’s Catholic funeral in historic first

The King will attend the Catholic Requiem Mass of the Duchess of Kent at Westminster Cathedral, marking the first time a reigning monarch has done so since the Reformation.
The Catholic Herald

Relic of St Carlo Acutis stolen from parish days after canonisation

a relic of st carlo acutis, the first millennial saint of the catholic church, has been stolen from a parish in western venezuela just days ...
The Catholic Herald

A Benedictine compass: William Cash speaks to the headmaster of Ampleforth

the headmaster’s study at ampleforth college enjoys a sweeping valley view of the 1st xi cricket field, with a pavilion that would not look ...
William Cash

Maronite father of eight receives Eucharist alongside his children’s killer

a father of eight who tragically lost three of his children in a car accident has forgiven and received holy communion alongside the man res...
Thomas Edwards

Charlie Kirk’s wife addresses US nation

Erika Kirk has made a 16-minute speech following the assassination of her husband
The Catholic Herald

New US ambassador to Holy See presents credentials to Pope Leo

Pope Leo XIV has received Brian Burch, the new US ambassador to the Holy See, in the Vatican’s Apostolic Palace
The Catholic Herald

Dads must step up and not rely on Catholic schools to nurture a child's faith

Our responsibility to give our children a Christian upbringing is not fulfilled even with the enrolment of our children in the finest of all Catholic educational institutions
Nathaniel Binversie

House of Lords may quash assisted suicide Bill based on first day of debate

A strong majority of over two-thirds of peers spoke against the assisted suicide Bill on day one of its Second Reading
The Catholic Herald