Philip Egan News Today

Former Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey urged British MPs to consider assisted dying legislation, calling the ability to end a terminally ill patient's life "profoundly Christian."

A taxi driver who refused to bring a senator to her home on a halting site in Ballyfermot should have done so in accordance with the law, say the Irish Taxi Drivers Federation.

Tullylease remembered three men executed in the village more than 200 years ago in a moving commemoration last weekend.

Catholics in Kansas City, Missouri, are turning to faith and dialogue after teen Ralph Yarl was shot by homeowner for mistaking an address.

An English bishop said Catholics must work harder to evangelize the U.K. after the latest official census showed that Christians were a minority for the first time since records began.

The latest census shows that Christians are now a minority for the first time in the UK

A historian of the Counter Reformation and of Newman, Fenlon became known as one of the ‘Birmingham Three’ Oratorians mysteriously expelled

Bishop Philip Egan of Portsmouth says the British PM completely undermined his authority and his resignation became inevitable

The crisis should inspire the U.K. to reflect upon the values upheld by figures in public life, said Bishop Egan.

MANCHESTER, England (CNS) -- Boris Johnsons lack of a clear moral compass was the underlying cause of his downfall, a Catholic bishop said. The British prime minister announced his resignation July 7 following a mutiny of more than 50 government ministers over his response to allegations that a senior member of the government had sexually assaulted two men in a London club. Bishop Philip Egan of Portsmouth told Catholic News Service that Johnson lost credibility because he misled members of