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Last month, a meeting brought together imams, rabbis and the Pope to discuss the new technology
The book is part of the increasingly public campaign by clerical conservatives to undermine Pope Francis
Cleric was most senior Catholic official jailed for child sexual abuse before having conviction overturned
Late Pope Benedict’s resignation set new precedent for future heads of the Catholic Church
First pontiff in 600 years to resign from his post became a focal point for conservatives in his retirement
An unprecedented global consultation of the faithful is galvanising rival liberals and conservatives
Libero Milone and his deputy lost their jobs after seeking to probe one of church’s ‘off books’ Swiss bank accounts
London estate agents puzzled by decline in value for prime property on Sloane Avenue
Raffaele Mincione faces criminal proceedings for his role in purchase of London building
Plenty, if the Milken Institute Global Conference in LA this week was anything to go by
Father Paolo Benanti has become one of the Pope’s chief advisers on the potential harms of new tech
Gas prices jump as Germany suspends certification of Kremlin-backed Nord Stream 2 pipeline
Legal cases focus on controversial investments made by Vatican officials
Holy See close to finalising disposal of building at centre of international criminal probe
High-ranking cleric accused of embezzlement has legal immunity lifted by Pope
Purchase of luxury Chelsea apartments in 2014 was overseen by a cardinal who now faces corruption charges
Indictment of Becciu, who once selected saints, marks acceleration of Pope’s reform drive
Catholic church fears the draft bill could erode ‘freedom of thought’
Our writer yearns for Vatican-style splendour to witness up close some Machiavellian mischief
Dissatisfied clerics voice anger over salary cuts and poor morale in letter to Pope Francis
Gianluigi Torzi, detained at the request of Italian authorities, has denied wrongdoing
Holy See cuts back on salaries and travel after visitor numbers and donations dive
Judge rules Holy See omitted crucial details in application to freeze assets of businessman
Pope Francis strips Holy See’s central administration office of assets
Liberalising move is likely to delight Catholic reformers but anger religious conservatives
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