Bishop Pineda's resignation comes as separate allegations build up against Cardinal McCarrick
Bishop Juan José Pineda is an auxiliary to Cardinal Maradiaga, one of the Pope’s closest confidantes
The Orange March in Glasgow was cancelled after a Catholic priest was attacked earlier this month
The ‘Festival of Families’ will be a two-hour spectacle of music and dance
All Christians are invited to pray a ‘Novena for the Legal Protection of Human Life’
The 185-year-old St Malachy’s seminary opened just four years after Catholic Emancipation
There had been speculation that Mgr Gilfredo Marengo’s commission would challenge Church teaching
Fr Carlos Aldunate SJ taught the young Jorge Mario Bergoglio in 1960
Philippines bishop says he feels shame that he cannot stop the ‘wolves’ prowling his diocese
Fr Mark Morris held a Rosary and Benediction service to atone for the ‘gross offence’ of Glasgow Pride
Emanuela Marinelli said there was ‘nothing scientific’ about the experiments
Are you just a Sunday-morning Catholic?
‘Into His Likeness’ by Edward Sri discusses who we can let Christ transform our lives
Patriarch Kirill is wrong to blame the Tsar’s murder on ‘foreign influence’
It was Lenin and the Soviets, not foreign agents, who killed the Russian Imperial Family
Pope Francis accepts resignation of bishop accused of abusing seminarians
Bishop Pineda’s resignation comes as separate allegations build up against Cardinal McCarrick
Inside Britain’s first Trappist brewery
Mount St Bernard Abbey faced an uncertain financial future. Then the monks created an ale that has critics buzzing
How Humanae Vitae changed the Church
After Paul VI released Humanae Vitae 50 years ago, Catholics split into warring tribes
Why every Catholic should join in with the National Eucharistic Congress
In person or in prayer, Adoremus will be a time of special grace
The McCarrick case shows the dangers of ecclesial ambition
The cardinal allegedly exploited the ambitions of seminarians in order to prey on them
Don’t think you have what it takes to be a saint? Think again
A book provides inspiration for those who think that saintliness is not for them
Dynastic dramas are so appealing because they’re about family values
As family coherence becomes a memory, we’ve developed a taste for watching tight-knit families on our screens
The Russian Orthodox believers who treat the Tsar like a God
The ‘god-tsarists’ form the most vocal and best organised minority in the Russian Orthodox Church
The Greyfriars are returning to Walsingham for the first time since the Reformation
The Conventual Franciscans are experiencing a revival in England
Some want to run the Church like a business. This is a very bad idea
While priests need admin skills, experience shows that turning the Church into a business leads to disaster