Fr Aidan Nichols said that Pope Francis's teaching had led to an 'extremely grave' situation
Fr Aidan Nichols said that Pope Francis’s teaching had led to an ‘extremely grave’ situation
At least 12 people have died and hundreds injured in a van attack on the city’s Las Ramblas district
Archbishop Girelli, non-resident diplomat, made the remarks at a Marian Congress attended by 100,000 people
‘Iceland isn’t actually eliminating Down syndrome. They’re just killing everybody that has it.’
Six Church leaders have appealed to Catholics in the Diocese of Ahiara following an ultimatum from Pope Francis
People once again need to rise up like the Vendée Catholics and Royalists, the cardinal added
‘We accommodate. We compromise. We avoid conflict — even when conflict is the only proper course,’ Archbishop Tartaglia wrote
“We’ve been not only abandoned by the Western countries, we have been betrayed”
Amoris Laetitia clearly reaffirms the traditional doctrine of the church, Cardinal Onaiyekan said
What the Russian Tsars can teach us about fighting terrorism
The terrorist problem today is an existential threat to our civilisation
Even the great modern saints endured times of doubt and disbelief
A new CTS book by Rev Nick Donnelly reveals how Mother Teresa and Edith Stein persevered through God’s silence
The Catholic philosopher who clashed with a US president over nuclear war
Elizabeth Anscombe reminds us that moral evils – like deliberate killing of the innocent – cannot be justified for any reason
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The man who changed the Vatican’s mind on Venezuela
Cardinal Urosa has emerged as a formidable centre of unity
Catholics, go out and change Britain
We face a crisis of humanity. Christians need to act – through politics, the Church and everyday life
My flock at the edge of the world
A six-day voyage to some of the world’s most remote Catholic communities is just part of the job
Macron’s popularity is collapsing as France faces a winter of upheaval
Archbishop Georges Pontier’s call for a national unity will likely go unheeded as the nation heads for strikes and social unrest
Amid the outcry over Charlottesville, one archbishop’s words stand out
‘If we want a different kind of country in the future, we need to start today with a conversion in our own hearts’
Sometimes the Church has to be tough
Michael Voris is a divisive figure, but he would say the Church herself is deeply divided
Violating the seal of the confessional will not help abuse victims
If the Australian Royal Commission get their way, no one will ever want to confess abuse again
Why Anglo-Catholics don’t join the Ordinariate
Theology aside, there are practical and personal reasons why we High Anglicans don’t become Catholic