But Vatican judges acquitted an aide and said they did not have jurisdiction to try Italian journalists

India's Supreme Court has made technical bigamists of Catholics who have remarried after an annulment. But it has not acted unreasonably

Archbishop will have significant influence over future episcopal appointments in the United States

It is only thanks to just war theory that we can articulate why the invasion was immoral

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The Fifteenth Sunday of the Year: Deut 30:10-14 ; Col 1:15-20; Lk 10:25-37 (Year C)

Book review: Christ’s Samurai by Jonathan Clements

Millennials believe in miracles, no matter how hard society tries to explain them away

Cardinal Tagle is a 'Catholic rock star'; President Duterte scorns the Pope and believes in an eye for an eye. Both are loved by the people — so who will prevail?

A pilgrimage director has dismissed claims that Lourdes pilgrims will suffer following Britain's withdrawal from the EU

Benedict XVI is still a presence in the life of the Church. This is extraordinary for so many reasons. Most Catholics assumed that he would be silent by now, either because he had retreated into Trappist silence or because, to employ a gentle euphemism, he was “no longer with us”. Instead, he is planning a

The need the welfare state can’t meet SIR – The question by Matthew Schmitz’s friend, Tom Holland – “What is the Church offering that can’t be done by the welfare state?” – is intriguing because it points to an unresolved paradox of history (Feature, July 1). That is to say that before the brutal dissolution