Politics

Secure safe havens, firm borders and swift asylum decisions would offer a more humane and sustainable response

Declan J. Ganley

When Anthony Fauci was called to account for his pandemic record, the Catholic values he claims to have learnt were nowhere to be found

Jacqueline O'Hara

The Church of England’s £100 million reparations scheme turns a complex history of slavery and abolition into a doctrine of inherited guilt and permanent moral debt

Gavin Ashenden

Peter Benenson warned that Amnesty would fail if it fell under the control of an ideology; Catholics should consider whether that day has arrived

David Hahn

Britain’s first lifelong Catholic Prime Minister has an opportunity to place the family, human dignity and the common good at the heart of government

Clement Harrold

Britain has its first “Catholic” prime minister. Unfortunately the label survives contact with almost nothing the Church actually teaches

Edward Barrett-Shortt

The Trump administration has overturned a Biden-era foster care rule that critics say discriminated against Christian families while reducing the number of homes available to vulnerable children

Jacqueline O'Hara

The arrival of Britain’s first confirmed Catholic Prime Minister marks a constitutional milestone, but it remains unclear whether it will reshape the relationship between faith and politics

Corrie Douglas-Young

Labour’s proposed social media ban for under-16s risks handing ministers powers that belong to parents while restricting young people’s access to information with little evidence it will solve the problems it claims to address

Georgia L. Gilholy

Ann Widdecombe’s murder and some of the reactions to it reveal a growing hostility towards orthodox Catholic belief that Catholics should recognise without surrendering either charity or prudence

Luke Collins