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There is a creative tension at the heart of Pope Leo’s sermon during the inaugural Mass of his papacy. While the tension may ...

On 16 May, it was 185 years since our first issue was published, edited by Frederick Lucas, a former Quaker. The Tablet has ...

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Pope Leo XIV’s papacy will be a reforming one, particularly focused on governance, with more synodality embedded in the ...

The leader of the Anglican Church in Southern Africa issued an urgent appeal to the US to save two programmes crucial for ...

Events have been arranged throughout the UK for his year’s Laudato Si’ Week from 24-31 May, which marks a decade since the ...