Archbishop Viganò says the Vatican had documentary evidence, but that officials either failed to act or were prevented from doing so
The hymns will be in ‘contemporary English’ and ‘represent a significant change’
The basilica owed millions of euros in back payments
Archbishop Viganò says the Vatican had documentary evidence, but that officials either failed to act or were prevented from doing so
‘Unique From Day One: Pro-Life Is Pro-Science’ will be the theme of January’s march
A former official said that, to the best of his knowledge, the archeparchy has never had a reported case of abuse
The US Justice Department is stepping in to the Pennsylvania abuse crisis
The 217 signatories say that ‘senior prelates’ spread confusion by deliberately using unclear words
The remark was made to South Korea’s president, Moon Jae-in
Like other young people, they yearn for clarity, authenticity and truth
The French president had said: ‘Present me the woman who decided, being perfectly educated, to have seven, eight or nine children’
‘If you see something like [abuse], [go] immediately to the bishop’
Morning Catholic must-reads: 19/10/18
Viganò tells Ouellet: Yes, the Vatican had detailed proof of McCarrick’s wrongdoing
Catholic U. professor leads response to French president’s remark on large families
Barcelona’s Sagrada Família finally gets building permit 130 years too late
Australian student leaders ask synod to address doctrinal ‘ambiguity’
Cardinal Wuerl’s resignation was accepted, but he remains in place
There is every sign to believe he will remain a major power-broker
St John Paul II’s challenge for the synod
‘Do not be afraid of the love that places clear demands on people,’ John Paul wrote
Anjem Choudary is free to speak – but that does not mean we have to give him a platform
Even more importantly, we do not have to treat his words with respect
Britain rediscovers the rosary
There is a resurgence of Marian piety in Britain after an ebb of more than half a century
Letters from the Synod-2018: October 19
Reports and Commentary, from Rome and Elsewhere, on the XV Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops
St Paul VI saved my son
The isolated, gloomy Pontiff is a sympathetic figure – and I have an extra reason to be grateful to him
The ‘gay cake’ verdict is a victory – but for what?
The Christian bakers won their case, but the fight for religious freedom is not over yet
Let’s not pretend Catholic life is easy
We’re never truly alone with God but it’s perfectly normal to feel like you are, because I often do, too
We should rediscover our relationship with our guardian angel
Angels are real, and constantly at work in the world on our behalf at the behest of God
Tiananmen Square to St. Peter’s Square: Who are the Chinese bishops at the synod?
One bishop said Chinese Catholics should learn to adapt to a communist society
What kind of archbishop is needed in Washington?
Wuerl has hinted that his successor should be someone unconnected with the current scandals
Letters from the Synod-2018: October 18
Reports and Commentary, from Rome and Elsewhere, on the XV Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops