Adoremus diary: despite the downpour, the Eucharistic procession was intensely moving
This was Britain’s most powerful Catholic gathering since Pope Benedict XVI’s visit in 2010
Adoremus diary: this was a glorious celebration of the Eucharist
I will remember this National Eucharistic Congress for years to come
This is how to inspire young Catholics
An upbeat exploration of St John Paul II’s Theology of the Body shows the way forward for catechesis
The real International Women’s Day is the Feast of the Annunciation
On March 25th, one woman changed the course of all human history by saying yes to God
Rejoice! We have our feast days back
Feast days make the Faith come alive and present a great opportunity to evangelise
How our parish coped with being in the middle of the London Bridge attack
Joanna Bogle on the London parish that witnessed Saturday’s terror attack
Meet the English bishop with a desert diocese 10 times the size of Britain
Bishop John MacWilliam’s new diocese covers 800,000 square miles of arid land in southern Algeria. ‘You go where you are needed,’ the former Army officer says
No, Benedict XVI hasn’t been brainwashed
The Pope Emeritus stating there is no unpublished secret has only fuelled the Fatima rumour machine
Seeking God behind bars
Prison can be a time for rethinking. As a catechist, I have seen a deep spiritual hunger behind the locked doors
Why thanking our priests has become a Holy Week tradition
When we saw a protest for women’s ordination outside a Chrism Mass, we knew we had to offer a response
