Church of England

A quiet alteration to the description of the Sovereign's religious office raises important constitutional questions that Parliament and the public should not ignore

Gavin Ashenden

Their journey from Anglican religious life to Rome remains a notable example of Pope Benedict XVI’s ordinariate vision

Thomas Colsy

Alan Don’s witty and revealing private journals illuminate the ceremonial, politics and personalities that shaped Anglican public Christianity between the wars and beyond

Robin Ward

A reader is troubled after a friend is refused Communion at Mass, prompting a reflection on unity, belief and the Eucharist

The Herald Chaplain

A new Theos report suggests that England’s cathedrals remain among the nation’s most powerful public expressions of Christianity and sacred space

Andrew Cusack

Deans of England’s cathedrals are to meet MPs after new research highlighted the financial pressures facing the country’s historic cathedral buildings

The Catholic Herald

The Vatican’s welcome for Sarah Mullally has sparked fresh questions about the balance between ecumenical outreach and doctrinal clarity

Michael Haynes

Lambeth Palace clarifies remarks after edited footage altered the meaning of an interview

The Catholic Herald

The history of the Abortion Act 1967 cannot be told without recognising the role Church of England bishops played in its passage

Peter Day-Milne

For Anglican clergy discerning conversion, questions of livelihood, formation and responsibility remain unresolved

Msgr Michael Nazir-Ali