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‘Christians must ask God’s forgiveness for treatment of gay people,’ says Pope Francis

June 27, 2016

The Pope spoke to reporters on his flight back to Rome from Armenia

The best way for Catholics to mark the Reformation is to celebrate the papacy

April 01, 2016

The splintering of Protestantism is the best advert for a pope ever devised

Pope Benedict: Yearning for mercy is a sign of longing for God’s love

March 16, 2016

The Pope Emeritus has given a rare interview to Fr Jacques Servais

How should we mark the anniversary of the Reformation?

November 26, 2015

The Protestant revolution was marked by iconoclasm and the abolition of many spiritual practices. So how do we mark it without offending fellow Christians?

Book review: Luther – the tender side of a ferocious polemicist

October 29, 2015

Scott Hendrix has written a scholarly but vivid portrait of a man living through a spiritual crisis

Letters from the Synod: October 2, 2015

October 02, 2015

Reports and commentary, from Rome and elsewhere, on the XIV Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops

Facebook is Catholic and Twitter is Protestant

May 21, 2015

Umberto Eco famously declared that Macs are Catholic and PCs are Protestant. That analogy can also be applied to the two social media giants shaping the 21st century

Catholics have no reason to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation

July 25, 2014

Plans for an ecumenical Luther 2017 are breaking down. That is no disaster