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How Britain failed Asia Bibi
She is free at last, but Pakistan’s Christians still suffer – and Western leaders are doing little to help them
From Washington to Rome, heresy accusations are back
The word seemed to have lost its force, but in the age of Trump and Francis it’s making a comeback
Leonardo at 500: Catholicism was the real Da Vinci Code
Secular admirers extol his many achievements, but ignore his debt to Catholicism.
How to tell Christ from Antichrist
As a physicist, I have no trouble believing in the Resurrection. But there is a deeper theological mystery
The Church’s life-and-death struggle with Santa Muerte
The Church in the Americas is sounding the alarm over a macabre new devotion
The persecution trap: vulnerable Christians are running out of allies
The worldwide persecution of Christians is likely to intensify in the coming decades. Can anything be done to stop it?
Once, Christians led the response to socialism and liberalism. Could it happen again?
Christian democracy helped create order in post-war Europe, but has largely surrendered to liberalism. It’s time for a rethink
Bring your parish back to life
Mass attendance is up 12 per cent a year. Income has more than doubled. Here’s what I’ve learned in the process
How technology is enabling religious persecution
The internet has given dictatorships powerful new tools to harass religious minorities
