From the Pope
Pope Leo XIV has reminded Europe of its Christian foundations, warning that the continent cannot understand its identity or future without acknowledging the Faith that helped shape it. Michael Haynes reports on the Pope’s appeal for Europeans to recover an awareness of their Christian inheritance and its continuing relevance to public life.
Church leaders in Northern Ireland have called for renewed dialogue over the long-running Drumcree dispute, warning that “too much is at stake” for entrenched divisions to continue. Corrie Douglas-Young reports on their appeal for reconciliation and the importance of finding a peaceful way forward for the communities involved.
Archbishop Fulton Sheen helped transform Catholic evangelisation by mastering the possibilities of radio and television, reaching audiences far beyond the Church’s own faithful. Christine Rousselle explores his pioneering influence on Catholic broadcasting and the media apostolates that followed in his footsteps.
An investigation into the fatal stabbing at a Benedictine convent in Poland continues as American Catholics prepare for Respect Life Month and the US Supreme Court’s new term. The Week Ahead also looks towards a major Eucharistic procession through London and other developments in the life of the Church.
James Madison famously argued that if men were angels, government would be unnecessary, but the Christian understanding of the heavenly hierarchy suggests otherwise. Patrick Neve explores why authority is not merely a remedy for fallen human nature, but something rooted in the divine ordering of creation itself.
Church leaders in Northern Ireland have called for renewed dialogue over the long-running Drumcree dispute, warning that “too much is at stake” for entrenched divisions to continue. Corrie Douglas-Young reports on their appeal for reconciliation and the importance of finding a peaceful way forward for the communities involved.
Archbishop Fulton Sheen helped transform Catholic evangelisation by mastering the possibilities of radio and television, reaching audiences far beyond the Church’s own faithful. Christine Rousselle explores his pioneering influence on Catholic broadcasting and the media apostolates that followed in his footsteps.
An investigation into the fatal stabbing at a Benedictine convent in Poland continues as American Catholics prepare for Respect Life Month and the US Supreme Court’s new term. The Week Ahead also looks towards a major Eucharistic procession through London and other developments in the life of the Church.
James Madison famously argued that if men were angels, government would be unnecessary, but the Christian understanding of the heavenly hierarchy suggests otherwise. Patrick Neve explores why authority is not merely a remedy for fallen human nature, but something rooted in the divine ordering of creation itself.
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