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Liturgist denies membership of alleged ‘ecumenical Mass’ committee

November 03, 2017

Andrea Grillo said he was 'not part of any Vatican commission'

Don’t wish parishioners ‘good morning’ at the start of Mass, says Cardinal Tagle

July 07, 2017

The cardinal said he did not see the need for the greeting when God’s Real Presence in the Holy Eucharist alone suffices

Pope Francis: priests should ease, not add to, the burdens of the faithful

May 08, 2017

'A priest who perhaps has studied a lot of theology and has one, two or three degrees, but has not learned to carry the cross of Christ is useless,' the Pope said

Don’t dismiss Catholic schools out of hand – I’ve seen them pass on the faith

April 07, 2017

My daughter's primary school is brilliant at upholding a Catholic ethos

Tudor mansion offers audio experience of Mass as Henry VIII would have heard it

March 27, 2017

The Vyne is broadcasting a reconstruction of a 16th-century Mass

Find Mass boring? Good!

March 16, 2017

Praying through the tedium can be a more authentic way of sharing the divine life. Call it ‘bored again Catholicism’

A beautiful Church for the poor

February 23, 2017

Post-Vatican II ugliness coincided with a collapse in the Church’s ministry to the marginalised. When beauty returns, so will Catholicism’s universal appeal

Funeral Mass for 20 prisoners who died in Haiti’s largest prison

February 22, 2017

Most of the inmates who died had never been convicted of a crime