He was executed on July 6, 1535. In the 14 months before his death, he wrote some of his finest pages, kept his humor, and told his daughter they would “merrily meet in heaven.”
After years of spiritual discernment, a traditional Anglican monastic community made the bold decision to enter full communion with the Catholic Church.
Pope Leo XIV just met with Archbishop Sarah Mullally, leader of the Anglican Communion. What is the geographical presence of Anglicans today?
April 23 was (and still is in some parts of the world) one of the biggest feasts of the entire liturgical year.
These three saints from England have contributed much to Church's theological and spiritual traditions that are felt in a wide range of ways
The Vatican recently highlighted traits of the Personal Ordinariates for former Anglicans, but it might not be clear to outsiders what they’re even talking about.
Pope Leo XIV sent a letter to Sarah Mullally, the newly installed Archbishop of Canterbury. He prayed for unity during this difficult time for her church.
We often marvel at towering statues of Christ, but sometimes it’s the life-size ones that stay with us the longest.
Controversial legislation to permit assisted suicide in England and Wales is set to fail because of a lack of parliamentary time.
Canon Robin Ward, a former Anglican priest and formator of clergy at Oxford, entered the Catholic Church on February 14, inspired by St. John Henry Newman.
The Ambassadors for Christ initiative captures this moment in the U.K. through joyful evangelization
The Vatican adds the English cardinal’s memorial to the General Roman Calendar, marking his reception into the Catholic Church.
Cardinal Vincent Nichols, 80, is retiring after serving since 2009, and bishop of Arundel and Brighton will take his place.
While a significant number have become priests of the Ordinariates established by Benedict XVI, that is not the full story.
If you're heading across the pond, be sure to check out these incredible hidden gems in England's capital.
Theologian and reporter Hendro Munsterman explains why making Newman a Doctor of the Church is justified, citing his influence from the 19th century to today.
Catherine’s reflection draws on a Harvard study that echoes the foundations of the Catholic faith.
