YOU MIGHT EXPECT 76-year-old Cardinal Arthur Roche to look weary and overburdened. As prefect for the Dicastery of Divine ...

I raced through Matthias Jügler’s Mayfly Season (Indigo Press, £12.99; Tablet price £11.69), sensitively translated by Jo ...

St André Cathedral in Bordeaux held Mass on Sunday for parishes that closed down because of the wildfires approaching the ...

IT IS 12 years since the former children’s home in Tuam, County Galway, in the west of Ireland, seized the world’s attention.

A Nigerian court sentenced two commanders of the Ansaru terrorist group to life imprisonment for their role in the abduction ...

ANN WIDDECOMBE left the Church of England and was received into the Catholic Church following the General Synod’s decision to ...

Lord Lemos of Thornton Heath was moved to the Ministry of Justice last week after 22 days as Faith Minister. Lemos, a Roman Catholic, was the tenth faith minister in a decade. His replacement, based ...

Andy Burnham’s government faces precisely the same dilemmas that helped to derail his predecessor. Not the least of them is ...

History has shown time and again what can happen when a minority is persistently stereotyped, maligned and treated as the “other”. A mosque is now attacked in Britain every five days, according to new ...

Filipino religious superiors called on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr to address “profoundly moral concerns” affecting the ...

Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally has reiterated her commitment to reparations for the transatlantic slave trade, during a visit to the dungeons where enslaved people were imprisoned in Ghana.

Bishop John Barres of Rockville Centre, New York, and four communities of religious sisters filed a lawsuit on against New York state officials over a law ...