Did Biden lie about his meeting with the Pope?
From our US edition
He claimed Francis told him to keep taking Communion despite his views on abortion
Edward Condon
Saturday
Friday
China has humiliated the Vatican
From our US edition
Beijing shows no intention of honoring its deal with the Catholic Church
Sunday
Joe Biden is no Al Smith
From our US edition
President Biden’s Catholicism seems to follow the law of inverse relevance
Thursday
Prince Harry, Governor General of Canada?
From our US edition
He has all the requisite qualifications
Wednesday
Pastor Pete and the politics of religion
From our US edition
Referring those who disagree with you to the Almighty isn’t a political statement, it’s a theological one
Monday
Bishops in Baltimore are privately pessimistic about solving the abuse crisis
From our US edition
‘What? This time they’re going to mean it, and I am supposed to act like this is going to change something — for them or me?’
Thursday
Jacob Rees-Mogg and the liberal inquisition
Trying to make Christian politicians squirm is a favourite occasional sport among political broadcasters in Westminster. The former Lib Dem leader Tim Farron was, for a season, the preferred quarry as he writhed for the cameras most obligingly under increasingly forensic questioning of his views on gay marriage. More recently, the attention has turned to Jacob
