Pope Francis

Stuart Reid: When Protestants were ‘Separated Brethren’

you can’t ignore the 500th anniversary of the protestant reformation, and it would be insane (and ill-mannered) to try to. all the same, you...
Stuart Reid

Catholic women release statement condemning 'toxic politics of fear' ahead of presidential election

Mothers, academics and religious said elections should be a national examination of conscience
Catholic News Service

Morning Catholic must-reads: 27/10/16

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

Closing the door on refugees is not the answer, says Pope

The Pope urged the Church to welcome migrants at his general audience yesterday
Catholic News Service

The thrill of the Sopranos comes to the Vatican

Paolo Sorrentino hasn't compromised his cinematic vision in his move to the small screen
Will Gore

Five breathtaking British pilgrimage sites off the beaten track

Pilgrimages are rising in popularity once more; here are some that deserve more attention
Fr Matthew Pittam

Sulpicians to leave San Francisco Archdiocese's seminary after 118 years

The Sulpicians will completely withdraw from St Patrick's Seminary & University at the end of the academic year
Catholic News Service

Cardinal Pell denies abuse allegations as police question him in Rome

Australian police questioned the cardinal over allegations dating back to the 1970s
Associated Press

A pilgrimage through an English landscape charged with the grandeur of God

Francis Phillips interviews Catholic writer Joseph Pearce about his new book on a private pilgrimage
Francis Phillips

Vatican and Church in Argentina to open 'dirty war' archives

The decision to make the archives available was taken at the express direction of Pope Francis
Associated Press