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
The story has gone round the internet – but the archdiocese says it was a joke
A paper in the British Medical Journal calls for ‘new solutions’ and considers a ‘significant harm’ legal test
Chris Gard and Connie Yates said that their son’s case, like that of Alfie Evans, showed the need for a law which avoids ‘unnecessary conflicts’
The Alfie Evans case has shaken Britain and the Church. It raises serious questions about whether the law needs to change
On Sunday April 29, more than 10,000 Catholics will gather around Britain’s coast to say the rosary
The move was opposed by mothers who kept their babies after receiving help from the vigils
The trouble with Catholic politicians
Politicians are ever more confident in declaring their Catholicism. But when it comes to the crunch, they are not exactly St Thomas More