Columns

The growing number of cases involving abortion coercion highlights the need for greater oversight of mail-order mifepristone and a renewed focus on women's safety

Jacqueline O'Hara

Our media habits shape our imagination, our character and ultimately our pursuit of holiness. Recovering the virtue of studiousness may be one of the most urgent disciplines of modern Christian life

David Hahn

Generation Z has the lowest levels of trust in modern society, yet regular churchgoers remain a striking exception. That suggests the crisis of trust is ultimately spiritual rather than political

Ruadhan Jones

Defending unborn life is essential, but a truly pro-life culture is measured by how faithfully Christians welcome, accompany and support the vulnerable in everyday life

Delphine Chui

As the World Cup group stage draws to a close, Pope Leo’s June intention invites us to reflect on what victory and defeat reveal about the soul

David Hahn

What if our fascination with decline reveals not the collapse of civilisation, but a crisis of historical imagination?

Lola Salem

New research points to a growing divide in family formation and parenting confidence between liberals and conservatives, with long-term consequences for both groups

Jacqueline O'Hara

Modern life increasingly promises instant access to everything, but many of the deepest human goods still require patience, sacrifice and effort

Delphine Chui

A new Democratic campaign aimed at Catholic voters revives an old debate about whether faithful Catholics can find a home in a party that has repeatedly opposed key Church teachings

Jacqueline O'Hara

The words we use about ourselves do more than describe reality; they can shape our character, our choices and our understanding of what it means to be human

David Hahn