politics
Are the Tories about to betray Catholic voters?
The government could be about to ditch its commitment to scrap the faith schools admissions cap
The political consensus on sex education flies in the face of the evidence
Reports show the current approach is dangerous and ineffective. Catholic schools must show a better alternative
Scotland’s messianic age
For some lapsed Catholics, nationalism fills a void where spirituality once dwelt
Why is the Home Office turning priests away?
St Anselm’s has been driven out by the Government’s failure to grasp religious life
Pope: ‘I’ll judge Trump after we see what he does’
The Pope made the comments in an interview with a Spanish newspaper
Donald Trump has shaken the liberal order. Where does that leave Christians?
Should Christians regard the Trump presidency with hope or trepidation?
‘Offer compromise and build bridges’, Archbishop Martin urges Northern Irish politicians
The archbishop’s comments come after a snap election was announced in Northern Ireland
Catholic leaders in Congo hail Church-mediated peace deal
Under the accord, President Kabila will comply with constitutional provisions barring him from seeking a third term in office
Priest jailed for smuggling arms to Palestinian militants dies aged 94
Monsignor Hilarion Capucci had a history of activism linked to Middle East conflicts
Put aside ideology and work to rebuild Aleppo, urge Catholic leaders
Bishop Antoine Audo of Aleppo asked people to approach the ‘shattered city as if we were coming to the stable in Bethlehem’
