Tom Evans said he has seen the 'love and the care' in Pope Francis's eyes
Tom Evans said he has seen the ‘love and the care’ in Pope Francis’s eyes
The English and Welsh Bishops defended Alder Hey hospital hours after Alfie’s father begged Pope Francis to grant his son ‘asylum’
Tom Evans met the Pope before the Pontiff’s weekly general audience
The law would mean the ‘regular persecution of Jewish people,’ Fr Jakob Rolland warned
The Church ‘needs us to be prophets, not critics,’ the Pope said
Catholic, Anglican and Methodist leaders said vulnerable people would be at risk
Rising demand means priests are saying some prayers over the phone, Cardinal Simoni said
‘The Dating Project’ asks people to avoid hookup culture and arrange a traditional date
The last and greatest of the Restoration comedies
Haydn Gwynne, playing the great comic role of Lady Wishfort, a crumbling superannuated widow, gets lots of laughs
Belief in God is declining, but belief in the devil remains strong
Non-religious people seem to find it much easier to believe in Satan. Why is that?
The Christians who resisted Hitler
Paul Shrimpton says the Christian faith of those involved in the White Rose movement has been downplayed or ignored
Ukrainian Archbishop of Philadelphia resigns due to poor health
Archbishop Stefan Soroka resigned as head of the Ukrainian Archeparchy of Philadelphia
Rome’s collapsing roads are the perfect symbol for Italy’s beleaguered politicians
The country has a history of putting unfit people in positions of power
The day that summed up a pontificate
Actions spoke louder than words on Holy Thursday
Why Trappist ale tastes better
The monks of St Joseph Abbey in Massachusetts combine jam-making and brewing with ancient monastic traditions
Please don’t ban pro-life vigils – they saved my baby’s life
Nobody supported me in my pregnancy. Then I was thrown a lifeline
Macron has exposed the bigotry of French anti-Catholics
French secularists got all they could have wanted years ago. So why are they still angry?
Alfie Evans’s parents have the right to decide their child’s treatment, not Alder Hey
Authorities must allow the parents to follow their heart and exercise their rights to decide Alfie’s future
How living in solitude led one man to God
It was his long hikes in the Nevada desert that first gave Kenneth Garcia a sense of the ‘mysterious and holy’
German bishops at war
Communion for Protestants has split the German Church – and now it’s the Vatican’s problem