What Cardinal Newman can teach the modern world about freedom of conscience
St John Henry Newman offers important advice for modern-day society on freedom of conscience and the duty to search for truth
Digital rosary found to be hackable. Vatican says it has fixed problem
The Vatican discovered an easy route for hackers to retrieve a user’s personal information
‘A shameful day’: Abortion legalised in N Ireland after deadlock in devolved legislature
Nationalist parties allow Westminster to force abortion on the province
Brazilian bishop: Yes, Amazon people can understand celibacy
The real problem is that ‘there was not a real inculturation of the Gospel’ among the people
Missionary: Married priests in Amazon wouldn’t get to the root of the problem
The real problem is the ‘lack of serious and profound processes of evangelization,’ the Salesian priest said
New York will get statue of Mother Cabrini
The announcement comes after a New York City committee refused to build a statue of Mother Cabrini, despite the saint topping a poll
UK court authorizes forced abortion for disabled woman in new case
No appeal is expected as her medical caregivers and foster family support the abortion
Vatican City security head resigns after confidential memo leak
The Vatican said Domenico Giani is not personally responsible for the leak, but tendered his resignation ‘to assure the proper serenity to the ongoing investigation’
‘Useless to pretend’: Vatican official dismisses German ‘binding synodal path’
‘It is useless for anyone to pretend that the German synod is binding,’ the official said
Polish bishops open beatification process for parents of St John Paul II
The Polish bishops’ conference has agreed to begin the canonization process for Karol and Emilia Wojtyła
