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
The Argentine Church must not be cowed by violent feminist attacks
The Church must be courageous in proclaiming the sanctity of life
The West urgently needs to distance itself from Saudi Arabia
The disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi highlights the hypocrisy of supporting the Saudi state
The Orthodox stand-off over Ukraine is about more than just religion
Russians will consider the decision to recognise an independent Ukrainian Church as an attack on their very identity
Archbishop Fisher is right: young people want clear and challenging teaching
The Australian archbishop’s speech, in which he plainly confronted the abuse crisis and other failures of leadership, was a breath of fresh air
Princess Alexandra’s conversion highlights a great injustice in British law
She may be far down the line of succession, but it is still wrong to exclude her for being Catholic
When will McCarrick finally speak?
The US Church needs transparency, and the disgraced archbishop must explain himself
Vatican diplomacy has failed in Syria
The Vatican clearly has no leverage with Bashar al Assad, despite years of tolerating him
Why Catholics should see the Met’s ‘Heavenly Bodies’ exhibition
The exhibition shows the folly of trying to remove religious references from contemporary culture
If Chinese communists can now appoint bishops, why can’t faithful Catholics?
The China deal raises serious questions over who exactly should be appointing prelates
