Rosaries and marathons are a perfect combination – at least, I hope so
I’m getting the old beads together for one last run
How Humanae Vitae changed the Church
After Paul VI released Humanae Vitae 50 years ago, Catholics split into warring tribes
Spare a thought for seafarers this Sunday
This disproportionately Catholic community can go months without any access to the sacraments
A new finding: one in five UK Catholics was born elsewhere
Official data also show which immigrant groups are most likely to attend Sunday Mass
The scary truth about young Europeans and the Church
New figures show the scale of the challenge facing the bishops at this year’s youth synod
England has hundreds of forgotten martyrs. Let’s bring back our devotion to them
The sheer numbers of martyrs mean there is scope for fostering some very local devotions
This year, I’ve come to appreciate just how vulnerable the baby Jesus was
The Creed’s affirmation that the Son of God ‘became man’ has hit me with full force in the past few days
We won’t live to see Europe’s Christian revival – but it will happen
Bl John Henry Newman teaches us to wait patiently for the good fruits of our labours
The Church of England may be in decline, but it’s got at least one thing right
The Anglicans have detailed statistics on what they’re up against. Maybe Catholics should do the same
