Polarised world needs new open dialogue, says new English cardinal
England and Wales’s new cardinal, Timothy Radcliffe, says new open dialogue is needed for polarised post-Western world
England and Wales’s new cardinal, Timothy Radcliffe, says new open dialogue is needed for polarised post-Western world
Review says Cistercian monks on Caldey Island failed to act when one of their community abused children, enabling him to carry out his crimes “in plain sight”
BBC Television and radio programmes in the years to come are to explore more fully the diversity of religions, ethnicity and other aspects of life
Notre Dame re-opens after a five year restoration programme costing €700 million with a workforce of 600 people.
Intense lobbying this weekend in the fraught discussion on assisted dying, as MPs prepare to vote on Friday
Justin Welby has resigned after 12 years, brought down by a scandal over child abuse “an unprecedented fall from grace”.
Financial experts and church leaders responsible for trillions of dollars in investments meet in London to discuss more ethical and effective strategies.
Catholics have completed a three year consultation on the church’s future, proposing more attentive listening and no impediment to women in leadership roles – but no movement on allowing them to be priests
A third of previously regular Catholic mass goers have stopped attending because of clerical abuse scandal
Prof Stephen Schneck says polarised American political identity is a reaction to a loss of community. The stark division is unsustainable and the next president must reach out aross the divide
