Cardinal Nichols was in Rome for the state visit of the King and Queen to the Holy See. “Rarely have I attended ceremonies ...

Stories are humanity’s superpower: how we shape our narrative, how we package and interpret and frame the legacy of our ...

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Immigration raids in Chicago “wound the soul of our city”, said Cardinal Blase Cupich, demanding that the US government ...

Less than a third of Catholics in Poland regularly attend Mass, according to the latest church census. The count for 2024 ...

The principle of synodality, which comes from the Greek for “journey together”, was popularised under the pontificate of Pope Francis, who defined it as ...

I first met Anna Marlis Burgard at a retreat house on Enders Island, near Mystic, Connecticut. She produces public ex ...

Suburbs are rarely crucibles of revolution but the world’s first garden suburb, Bedford Park in west London, was, in its ...

The King was chipper at the Beda on Thursday last week. He emptied a watering can over a newly planted Seville orange tree in ...

It is just about plausible to use religion as a mark of identity in an investigation of this kind – the perpetrators are ...

There’s an arresting moment in Sir Anthony Seldon’s new book when he tells his wife Sarah (his first wife, Joanna, died in ...

The Tablet will shortly review a new book by Paul Elie called The Last Supper (subtitled Art, Faith, Sex and Controversy in the 1980s). Its thesis is that the ...