Bishop Vann, who has been Bishop of Monmouth for five years, secured a two-thirds majority from the Church in Wales electoral college on the second day of its

Sisters Vandana Francis and Preeta Mary of the Assisi Sisters of Mary Immaculate (ASMI) order and Sukhman Mandavi, a resident of Narayanpur district of the

In its daily bulletin this morning, the Vatican said, “On 31 July 2025, the Holy Father Leo XIV received in audience His Eminence Cardinal Marcello Semeraro,

Miroslaw M, aged 60, who is being held in custody pending trial, pleaded guilty to the brutal murder of the 68-year-old homeless man, identified as Anatol Cz,

Bishop Paul McAleenan spoke of the “dangerous consequences” of stirring up and exploiting “fear”, following the demonstrations.

The event coincides with the first two days of the Jubilee of Youth, with many young people are engaged in online evangelisation efforts.

The inaugural WeBelieve Festival runs from the 25-28 July and hopes to connect various groups within the Church by examining the importance of faith in

Pope Leo XIV prayed by name for the victims of a deadly Israeli strike on the only Catholic parish in Gaza, decrying the “barbarism of the war” as he renewed

The apostolic nuncio to the Court of St James’s, Archbishop Miguel Maury Buendía, celebrated an historic Mass in Canterbury Cathedral.

Pope Leo will announce reforms to the Roman Curia in the autumn, Archbishop of Westminster Cardinal Vincent Nichols has predicted, saying that one of the

Ukrainian authorities found evidence that the Kyiv Metropolis of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) is still linked and subordinate to the Moscow

Three people died from wounds after a tank fired on the only Catholic church in Gaza.

Pope Leo asked Benjamin Netanyahu to seek a ceasefire in Gaza in a telephone conversation after a strike on the only Catholic church in Gaza.

Winkett, Rector of St James’s Church, Piccadilly in central London, said that women, like all humanity, have many vocations. ‘But the fundamental vocation we

The nunciature in Kyiv was damaged during Russian strikes on the city the day after the Pope met President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a private audience.

The Challoner Club has been revived as a unisex private members’ social club for Roman Catholics “living, studying or working in London”.

Church leaders in the Holy Land made a joint visit to the only all-Christian town in the West Bank after it suffered attacks by illegal Israeli settlers.

The priests of the only entirely Christian town in the West Bank issued a joint appeal for an end to “the ongoing and grave series of attacks” by illegal

Bishop Alberto Rojas of San Bernardino, California granted a dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass for those within the diocese who fear

The 47th Bishop of Limerick has held the position for the past 12 years and will continue going forward. Now, at 65, he will work to foster relations between

Pope Leo said the world is “burning both from global warming and from armed conflicts” as he celebrated the first “Mass for the Care of Creation”.

The prominent Catholic MP Sir Edward Leigh said MPs are “free to vote according to their conscience”, after a priest declared he would refuse Holy Communion

Pope Leo prayed for the victims of the devastating flash floods in central Texas over the weekend in which more than 100 people died.

The Very Reverend Julian Large, the Provost of Brompton Oratory in West London referred in his homily to Fr Ian Vane, who refused to give communion to a

The Pope renewed his solidarity with Ukrainian Catholics and the whole nation after intense missile and drone attacks on the east of the country.

The Diocese of Barbastro-Monzón in northern Spain called on the Vatican to assume control of Opus Dei’s Torreciudad complex, which lies within the diocesan

In a statement announcing Br Kevin’s death on 02 July 2025 at Mount Desert Nursing Home in Cork, the Capuchins said he was known throughout the country and

Fr Ian Vane of St Joseph’s parish, Dorking, Surrey announced his decision regarding Chris Coghlan, the Liberal Democrat MP for Dorking and Horley, at several

Dioceses are also to receive more funds with the aim of easing financial stress and providing breathing space “as they pursue longer term strategies for

Pope Leo XIV called on governments and law enforcement agencies to focus their efforts on dismantling criminal organisations that profit from drug trafficking

Pope Leo voiced solidarity with Christians in the Middle East following the suicide bombing of a Greek Orthodox Church on Sunday.

Former president of Ireland Mary Robinson has called for “a popular tide to rise up” to help politicians take necessary decisions on climate change.

A terrorist attack on a Greek Orthodox church in Damascus killed at least 22 people.

After 314 MPs voted in favour and 291 against, the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill will now progress to the House of Lords. However, after today’s

The US bishops’ voiced solidarity with undocumented immigrants facing intensified enforcement action from the Trump administration.

Pope Leo has appointed the first English-speaking archbishop of his pontificate.

The future of many hospice facilities and care homes is under threat from a “tragedy” that can only be avoided by the defeat of the assisted dying legislation

David Jones, Professor of Bioethics at St Mary’s University, Twickenham and Director of the Anscombe Centre, writing in a paper for Politeia, warns that the

A Jubilee Year, also known as a Holy Year, is typically celebrated every 25 or 50 years.

Two young Christian crew members were among 270 people who died when a London-bound aircraft crashed in Ahmedabad, in India’s western Gujarat state on 12 June.

Pope Leo appealed for authorities in Israel and Iran to act with “responsibility and reason” after civilians in both countries were forced to shelter from

The role of religious voters in determining Poland’s closely-fought presidential election had striking parallels with American politics, according to a

The date was set during the first ordinary public consistory of cardinals of Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate, held today at the Apostolic Palace. Acutis, who died

The historic St Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv sustained damage from a Russian air attack on Ukraine’s capital, which destroyed the cornice of the main apse of the

In a rare unanimous decision, the United States Supreme Court decreed that the Catholic Charities Bureau of Wisconsin should receive a religious exemption

Parishes from across south London and Kent, including many families, came together for an event on 7 June in The Friars, Aylesford, Kent, filled with

The first conclave to elect a North American pope was also the first to choose a native English speaker since the twelfth-century Hertfordshire-born Adrian

Archbishop José Gomez of Los Angeles called for “restraint and calm” as tensions in the city escalated over the weekend after protests against US Immigration

Racism, neocolonialism and women’s leadership in the church were among the issues debated at a gathering of hundreds of young Catholic sisters in Rome last