Vatican News

Treat us with humility, abuse survivors urge Church officials

Prompt responses to emails and letters would be 'best practice', abuse survivor says

Catholic News Service

Tudor mansion offers audio experience of Mass as Henry VIII would have heard it

The Vyne is broadcasting a reconstruction of a 16th-century Mass

Vatican abuse commission vows to continue despite Marie Collins resignation

Commission members expressed support for the abuse survivor who resigned earlier this month

Associated Press

Pope urges EU leaders to 'blaze the path of a new European humanism'

Francis addresses 27 leaders on eve of Treaty of Rome anniversary

Junno Arocho Esteves

Pope Francis wants Romero sites to become places of pilgrimage, says archbishop

Vatican officials are studying a miracle that could pave the way for Blessed Oscar Romero's canonisation

Catholic News Service

Pope approves Fatima seers miracle

Pope Francis is likely to canonise Blesseds Francisco and Jacinta Marto during his trip to Fatima in May

Junno Arocho Esteves

What’s inside this week’s magazine?

Find out what's really happening in the Catholic Church

Scotland’s messianic age

For some lapsed Catholics, nationalism fills a void where spirituality once dwelt

Stephen Daisley

'The Pope said I could be re-elected': an interview with Fra’ Matthew Festing

The former leader of the Knights of Malta speaks out for the first time since the Pope asked for his resignation

The year that healed the rift

if any year can be said to have made a difference to the united kingdom’s relationship with the holy see, it is 1982. today catholics recall...

Catherine Pepinster