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Saints, authors and prime ministers: The dramatic story of Japanese Catholicism
It’s too soon to declare the Church’s mission to Japan a failure
The return of the Communion wars
A presidential candidate was surprised to be denied Communion.
But the issue is simpler than it might look
It hasn’t been easy. But ten years on, the ordinariate is a success story
In 2009 Benedict XVI invited Anglicans to become Catholic. The project has been a success – but not an easy one
The unprecedented scale of anti-Christian persecution in Asia
Nationalism, authoritarianism and militant Islamism: across Asia, the faithful are facing a perfect storm
An English Catholic hero: a very short biography of John Henry Newman
Newman combined intellectual insight with an almost childlike simplicity
Amazon synod: Will the faith get lost in the rainforest?
In ‘finding new ways’ to evangelise, the synod risks forgetting the heart of the Gospel
Countdown to barbarism: time is running out to save a pro-life oasis
Westminster MPs are about to impose horrific abortion laws on Northern Ireland – and have done everything to avoid a consultation
Why is the Church not standing up for parental rights?
The British Government is ignoring parents’ concerns on sex education. Can the Church speak up for the voiceless?
Beijing knows it is losing the battle of ideas over Hong Kong
The regime is so alarmed that it is even disrupting private meetings in Europe
