The signatories praise the Pope's 'courageous and theologically sound papal leadership'
The total number of Catholics is growing on every continent except Europe
Pope Francis said he was praying for Daphne Caruana Galizia’s family and the people of Malta
The Victoria Legislative Assembly voted to legalise the practice, however it still needs to be approved by the state’s upper house
The signatories praise the Pope’s ‘courageous and theologically sound papal leadership’
A report claims staff felt ‘encouraged’ to persuade women to have abortions
The restaurant opened in Shoreditch as part of Channel 5’s ‘Bad Habits, Holy Orders’ series
He was celebrating 50 years of dialogue with the World Methodist Council
A new law allows Greeks over the age of 15 to change the gender listed on their identity cards
Pope Francis paid tribute to his ‘constant advocacy of dialogue and peace for all the people in the Philippines’
The council cited the traditional teaching reaffirmed by John Paul II and Benedict XVI
Bishops and women priest campaigners sign letter supporting Pope Francis
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Pope Francis praises John Wesley for leading people to ‘knowledge of Jesus Christ’
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Malta today is environmentally wrecked, socially divided and morally compromised
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The rosary is immensely powerful, but it is God’s strength at work, not ours
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Admitting to being religious is hazardous not only for academic reputations, but social ones too
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We won’t live to see Europe’s Christian revival – but it will happen
Bl John Henry Newman teaches us to wait patiently for the good fruits of our labours
St John Paul II was a sublime visionary, but had an Achilles heel
St John Paul II was a great theologian, but remarkably atonal in matters liturgical and artistic
The heroic priest who found God’s grace in the gulag
Fr Walter Ciszek SJ endured 23 years in Russian prisons and labour camps
The Church of England may be in decline, but it’s got at least one thing right
The Anglicans have detailed statistics on what they’re up against. Maybe Catholics should do the same
The closure of Himmerod symbolises religious decline across Europe
But there may yet be cause for hope
The teen who dedicated his life to eucharistic miracles
Carlo Acutis inspired an exhibition of eucharistic miracles from around the world
The Pope’s remarks on capital punishment need to be clarified
No Pope can overturn the Church’s teaching that the death penalty is legitimate. So Francis’s comments were puzzling
The urgent message of Fatima’s Third Secret
Even if the imagery is not to be taken literally, we should never ignore the call to repentance