Bishops urge emigrant Catholics to integrate more with Church in other countries
Young people are ‘discouraged by policies which are hostile to the family,’ the Federation of Catholic Family Associations in Europe said
Requirement for Church employees to have a ‘religious affiliation’ could violate anti-discrimination laws
The Capuchin Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus hope to raise money for their orphanage
They called on him to ‘justify voters’ confidence’ after his landslide victory
Each new parish in Trier Diocese will be led by a priest and two full-time lay people
An eminent priest has denounced the nation’s bishops. Does a sharp dip in Mass attendance back up his claims?
A 38-year-old autism sufferer was killed without required documentation after ending a love affair
The Polish Church has dismissed the threat
Spain’s new atheist Prime Minister spells trouble for the Church
Pedro Sánchez has adopted an aggressively secular agenda