The cardinal said that breaking with the doctrine would contradict the nature of marriage
Archbishop Viganò made four major claims. But do the facts support them?
In an open letter, scholars and clergy say that Scripture teaches the death penalty can be legitimate
This wouldn’t be the first time a pope has been in tension with Catholic teaching
There had been speculation that Mgr Gilfredo Marengo’s commission would challenge Church teaching
Politicians are ever more confident in declaring their Catholicism. But when it comes to the crunch, they are not exactly St Thomas More
The proposed reform would give parents more say in choosing medical care for a child
The number of seminarians has declined since 2012, but overall the Catholic population has remained steady
The Pastoral Appeal, signed by 250 priests, asks bishops to condemn errors on Communion for the remarried and other questions
Who’s in the running for Cafod’s top job?
The aid agency is choosing a new director. Here are six possible candidates