The unseen Paul VI: an introvert who wore chains beneath his robes
February 10, 2017
History will judge Blessed Paul kindly, for his courage and his deep prayerfulness
St Thérèse of Lisieux
Diocese opens sainthood cause for Ohio woman renowned for healing gifts
January 3, 2017
It was standing-room-only at the Mass to officially open the cause for Rhoda Wise
Catholic-Orthodox divisions on display at papal Mass
October 1, 2016
No Georgian Orthodox bishops attend Mass in Georgian capital
Spare a thought for Mother Teresa’s mother
September 8, 2016
She did not leave her room for 24 hours when Mother Teresa told her she wanted to be a missionary
The truth about Mother Teresa’s ‘atheism’
September 2, 2016
For long periods Mother Teresa perceived God's seeming absence. But even in her most tortured moments she showed a trust in the will of...
‘Do not think holiness is not for us’: a profile of Fr Jacques Hamel
July 27, 2016
Fr Hamel told his parishioners to aim for sanctity, pointing to the example of the Martin family
St Thérèse of Lisieux’s ‘spiritual sister’ to be canonised
March 4, 2016
Blessed Elizabeth of the Trinity, who died in 1906, is likely to be declared a saint this year
To lift Mother Angelica’s spirits we should pray to the Divine Infant
February 25, 2016
Mother Angelica, who has received miraculous cures before, has a long history of placing her faith in Baby Jesus
Morning Catholic must-reads: 18/02/16
February 18, 2016
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
How to survive January, the secular season of penitence
January 7, 2016
Praying, offering up our sufferings and doing our best to socialise may help us through
For Christians, martyrdom is a ‘never-ending story,’ says cardinal
December 5, 2015
Cardinal Wuerl says politicians, the media and even Christians have remained silent about persecution of the faithful
Let’s not forget the most moving intervention during the synod
October 30, 2015
The synod heard the story of a couple who were cruelly separated but remained faithful
The unseen Paul VI: an introvert who wore chains beneath his robes
February 10, 2017
History will judge Blessed Paul kindly, for his courage and his deep prayerfulness
Diocese opens sainthood cause for Ohio woman renowned for healing gifts
January 3, 2017
It was standing-room-only at the Mass to officially open the cause for Rhoda Wise
Catholic-Orthodox divisions on display at papal Mass
October 1, 2016
No Georgian Orthodox bishops attend Mass in Georgian capital
Spare a thought for Mother Teresa’s mother
September 8, 2016
She did not leave her room for 24 hours when Mother Teresa told her she wanted to be a missionary
The truth about Mother Teresa’s ‘atheism’
September 2, 2016
For long periods Mother Teresa perceived God's seeming absence. But even in her most tortured moments she showed a trust in the will of...
‘Do not think holiness is not for us’: a profile of Fr Jacques Hamel
July 27, 2016
Fr Hamel told his parishioners to aim for sanctity, pointing to the example of the Martin family
St Thérèse of Lisieux’s ‘spiritual sister’ to be canonised
March 4, 2016
Blessed Elizabeth of the Trinity, who died in 1906, is likely to be declared a saint this year
To lift Mother Angelica’s spirits we should pray to the Divine Infant
February 25, 2016
Mother Angelica, who has received miraculous cures before, has a long history of placing her faith in Baby Jesus
Morning Catholic must-reads: 18/02/16
February 18, 2016
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
How to survive January, the secular season of penitence
January 7, 2016
Praying, offering up our sufferings and doing our best to socialise may help us through
For Christians, martyrdom is a ‘never-ending story,’ says cardinal
December 5, 2015
Cardinal Wuerl says politicians, the media and even Christians have remained silent about persecution of the faithful
Let’s not forget the most moving intervention during the synod
October 30, 2015
The synod heard the story of a couple who were cruelly separated but remained faithful
