How our spiritual resources help us endure the bleak midwinter

Disrespecting our institutions

Even Evangelicals can be visited and brought to conversion by the Mother of God, tells Gavin Ashenden

The embodiment of this personal journey, which I have always seen as growing from a personal bond with Pope Benedict, came in Anglicanorum coetibus in 2010. The personal ordinariates are the most tangible legacy of Benedict’s pontificate, permanently establishing in structures his liturgical and ecclesiological vision. This is of course why his loss is for us at once a cause for sadness and gratitude.

We will miss him immensely, and we mourn his passing, but we also know that the richness of his thought and his convictions continue in our communities, in our worship, and in the lives of thousands of former Anglicans who now rejoice in the full communion and peace of what St John Henry Newman calls “the one fold of the Redeemer”.

Following the star to find the holy, human, divine child

A problem shared is a problem more than halved, says Olenka Hamilton

Letter from the Editor: January 2023. In November, the Herald hosted two dinners in America to launch our new non-profit 501c3 Catholic Herald Institute. Our vision is to transform our 135 year Catholic media legacy brand into a multi-media Catholic platform with a global audience and influence to match. The institute will provide us with an unrivalled

On the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God, Mother Winsome SBVM reflects on the ups and downs of the community life that she has led since she and her sisters were received into the Church ten years ago today. Do you remember what you were doing exactly ten years ago? We do! The community that