Luke Collins

Beneath its celebrated music and animation, Disney’s version of 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame' offers a profoundly different moral universe from Victor Hugo’s original

Ann Widdecombe’s murder and some of the reactions to it reveal a growing hostility towards orthodox Catholic belief that Catholics should recognise without surrendering either charity or prudence

Long before the allegations against him became public, Marko Rupnik had become the Catholic Church’s most recognisable living sacred artist, raising questions about taste, patronage and institutional culture

The Society of Jesus once united missionary courage, intellectual discipline and defence of the oppressed, but its modern identity has become far less certain

Tue 4 Aug 2026 at 10:27pm A report has found more than 1500 tree martins have been injured in Rundle Mall in the Adelaide CBD since December, largely by striking windows and overhead wires.

The answer to the SSPX is not to marginalise the old rite further, but to ensure that Catholics devoted to it can flourish within the life of the Church

From the Agatha Christie indult to a 56-mile pilgrimage through Norfolk, the Latin Mass Society has spent six decades keeping the old rite alive

With another vote on assisted suicide approaching, Catholics should recognise that parliamentary procedure, organisation and persistence can make the difference

The Lindsay Clancy trial raises difficult questions about mental illness, culpability and a culture in which sympathy for the distressed adult can leave the innocent out of view

Nearly a thousand years after its creation, the Bayeux Tapestry reveals how foreign the Catholic England of 1066 can now seem to us