The poll also found a large majority of Catholics approve of same-sex relationships and sex before marriage
Cardinals are not called to be ‘princes of the Church’ but to be servants to their people, Francis said
The poll also found a large majority of Catholics approve of same-sex relationships and sex before marriage
Archbishop Jean Zerbo, who is accused of financial impropriety, will attend Wednesday’s consistory despite earlier health concerns
The Pope said cardinals are called to be grandfathers who help young people find meaning in their lives
The women vowed to live in perpetual chastity, but will live ‘in the world’ rather than in a convent
The headteacher said girls and boys ‘can choose whether they wear skirts, pinafores, shorts or trousers’
Initial proposals sought to “shift the balance” away from the pharmacists’ conscience rights
The priests will serve the archdiocese of Westminster
The BMA passed the motion by a two-thirds majority, against the wishes of around 1,500 doctors
Sorry, Mark Zuckerberg, but Facebook can never be a substitute for the Church
Christianity is an incarnational religion. Social media is the opposite
The necessity of limbo: a response to Nicholas Senz
The Catechism says we may have some ‘hope’, but it doesn’t overrule the Church’s authoritative past teaching
Lord Carey’s resignation: this is exactly the kind of accountability we need
The response to Lord Carey’s resignation shows the debate on abuse has become more mature and calm
Meet Sweden’s first ever cardinal
The Bishop of Stockholm receives the red hat on Wednesday 28 June 2017
When the Gospel seems too hard and unpopular, just keep preaching
For liberal Christians, worldliness is at the core of their theology, though they may not know it
No matter what their detractors say, convent schools provided a great education
Almost all who have had the privilege of being educated in convents remember nuns whose lives were ones of fulfilment, vigour and purpose
Why the Son sits on the Father’s ‘right hand’, according to St Augustine
We all have the potential to be enthroned as co-heirs with Christ
Why is Pope Francis staying away from Argentina?
By January next year, the Pope will have visited nearly every country in South America – apart from his homeland
What’s inside this week’s magazine?
Take a look inside this week’s Catholic Herald
How Canada once led the way in religious freedom
Canada’s distinct history is one of religious pluralism, toleration and liberty
Why Cardinal Sarah terrifies his critics
Cardinal Sarah’s opponents have attacked his views and called for his sacking. His response has been a gracious silence
The uncanny parallels between JRR Tolkien and AE Housman
Tolkien and Housman had more in common than meets the eye