Church leaders asked to ensure the 'Sinicisation of religion'
Church leaders asked to ensure the ‘Sinicisation of religion’
An atheist group invited a Satanic Temple to put up the monument as an act of provocation
John Hayes said that we have ‘lost our faith in beauty, because we have lost our faith in ideals’
A French Catholic group has sent the new statues from Lourdes to Erbil, where they will be carried through the streets in procession
The groom, a student from Glasgow, said it was a great way to prepare for marriage
The parade raised funds for a Sisters of Mercy project for the homeless
An investigation found at least 547 former members of the Regensburg Domspatzen boys choir were subjected to some form of abuse
Families took refuge there two months ago after attacks by the anti-Balaka militia
Twenty-five Catholic fan pages whose followers numbered in the millions had been removed without explanation on Monday
Charles Moore said he was glad Pope Francis had been elected, but that the Pontiff may be causing confusion
After protests over Satanic monument, city removes all religious symbols from memorial
Conservative Anglicans are close to despair. Is the CofE about to split?
Former Telegraph editor: Pope Francis’s papacy has an ‘intellectual deficiency’
Cardinal Sarah’s challenge to traditionalists
The way ahead for gay Catholics
Why Cardinal Sarah’s liturgical ‘reconciliation’ plan won’t work
The cardinal’s plan is well intentioned, but the new lectionary and calendar would be too confusing if applied to the Old Rite
The cycling legend and devout Catholic who risked his life to protect Jews
Gino Bartali won the Tour de France twice and defied Mussolini. He also helped a cardinal to save Jewish lives in the 1940s
Can Catholics still create great art? One man is showing the way
Maltese artist Manuel Farrugia shows we shouldn’t write off Catholic art just yet
What Father Brown can teach us about the Ten Commandments
Detective stories are generally seen as leisure reading for a mind at rest; not so this new compilation from Ignatius Press
Is it too easy to become a saint?
Critics say that a new path to canonisation lowers the bar, but it is less revolutionary than they think
These two books on gay Catholics are a missed opportunity
Fr James Martin and Daniel Mattson miss out some of the main struggles facing LGBT Catholics
Conservative Anglicans are close to despair. Is the CofE about to split?
As an Anglican, I used to think theological liberalism was on the wane. Not any more
Cardinal Sarah’s challenge to traditionalists
Cardinal Sarah uses the term ‘reconciliation’ because moving towards his vision begins with a change of heart
How modern architects ripped society apart
Towns across England have been marred by inexplicably bad planning, but the outlook is improving
What’s inside this week’s magazine?
Take a look inside this week’s Catholic Herald
Vatican hospital scandal – here’s what you need to know
The former president and treasurer of the Bambino Gesù hospital are to go on trial, charged with embezzlement
The Christian sense and sensibility of Jane Austen
Jane Austen was Low Church but she had high religious ideals