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The Tablet The Tablet is a weekly Catholic journal which has been reporting on events of significance for more t

The Tablet is a weekly Catholic journal which has been reporting on events of significance for more than 180 years.

Join us this Easter for The Tablet’s Easter webinars live streamed directly from Stonyhurst College’s Holy Week retreat....
08/02/2025

Join us this Easter for The Tablet’s Easter webinars live streamed directly from Stonyhurst College’s Holy Week retreat. For tickets, visit: www.thetablet.co.uk/events

King to meet Pope Francis during state visit to Italy
07/02/2025

King to meet Pope Francis during state visit to Italy

The King will meet Pope Francis at the Vatican during a visit to Italy in early April.

On Christmas Eve, Pope Francis opened the Holy Door of St. Peter’s Basilica, officially launching the Jubilee Year 2025....
06/02/2025

On Christmas Eve, Pope Francis opened the Holy Door of St. Peter’s Basilica, officially launching the Jubilee Year 2025. As we cross the threshold into this holy year as Pilgrims in Hope, join The Tablet community for in-depth analysis, inspiring stories, and thoughtful perspectives throughout this year of hope. Visit: www.thetablet.co.uk/subscribe get your quarterly subscription for only £21.50
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Charity calls for action to eliminate female genital mutilation
06/02/2025

Charity calls for action to eliminate female genital mutilation

A Christian charity dedicated to helping vulnerable children is promoting the International Day of zero tolerance for female genital mutilation (FGM) to call

Experience a journey of faith and history as we walk through the Holy Doors of Rome’s four papal basilicas, explore earl...
06/02/2025

Experience a journey of faith and history as we walk through the Holy Doors of Rome’s four papal basilicas, explore early Christian burial sites, and marvel at the grandeur of ancient and medieval Rome. For more details visit: https://ow.ly/JrXT50UNLom

Archbishop defends migrant rights against Trump policy
06/02/2025

Archbishop defends migrant rights against Trump policy

The Archbishop of Miami Thomas Wenski expressed deep reservations about the Trump administration’s approach to immigration.

Anti-trafficking charity reveals many survivors failed by UK system
06/02/2025

Anti-trafficking charity reveals many survivors failed by UK system

The Medaille Trust has revealed that many trafficking survivors in the UK have been failed by the government.

Treat yourself or a friend to a 2025 Tablet Calendar! Packed with awe-inspiring images, this beautifully designed calend...
05/02/2025

Treat yourself or a friend to a 2025 Tablet Calendar! Packed with awe-inspiring images, this beautifully designed calendar is perfect for keeping track of your liturgical year. Visit: shop.thetablet.co.uk

After Donald Trump’s meeting this week with Benjamin Netanyahu, there are fears that the long-term human tragedy for Isr...
05/02/2025

After Donald Trump’s meeting this week with Benjamin Netanyahu, there are fears that the long-term human tragedy for Israelis and Palestinians looks set to continue unless the issues at the root of the conflict are addressed.
https://www.thetablet.co.uk/features/who-won-thegaza-war/

05/02/2025

To celebrate our 185 year anniversary we are giving you the opportunity to delve into our Archive. Each month you will be given 3 issues to choose from, all from Jubilee years. All you need to do is send an e-mail to [email protected] and we will send you the winning issue at the end of the month.
Of course, you can have access to our wonderful archive dating back to 1841 at anytime.

Visit www.thetablet.co.uk/subscribe to get your Quarterly Tablet subscription for only £21.50


German Church leaders divided over intervention on immigration bill
05/02/2025

German Church leaders divided over intervention on immigration bill

Delegates for Germany’s main Churches in Berlin condemned a bill to limit immigration brought forward in the Bundestag by the opposition Christian Democratic

Cardinal Nichols calls UK government ‘deeply irresponsible’
05/02/2025

Cardinal Nichols calls UK government ‘deeply irresponsible’

The leader of the Catholic Church in England and Wales has called the UK government “deeply irresponsible” for allowing legislation to allow assisted dying to

Catholic bodies sound alarm at Trump funding freeze blocked by judge
04/02/2025

Catholic bodies sound alarm at Trump funding freeze blocked by judge

President Donald Trump attempted to halt all federal grants until his administration could determine if the funding aligns with his priorities. 

Irish Church leaders praise Washington bishop for ‘courageous’ Trump sermon
04/02/2025

Irish Church leaders praise Washington bishop for ‘courageous’ Trump sermon

Church leaders in Ireland expressed support for the Episcopal Bishop of Washington Mariann Edgar Budde over her comments at a church service following

Teenager dies after stabbing in Catholic school
04/02/2025

Teenager dies after stabbing in Catholic school

A 15-year-old boy has died after being stabbed at a Catholic school in Sheffield.

03/02/2025

Transforming our parishes: A journey of listening and action
Find out what Austen Ivereigh has to say in this snippet from our most recent webinar: How to receive the Synod’s conclusions in our parishes and dioceses
Click below to find out more:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zN0hwzIr1Zs&t=10s

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The Tablet is a weekly Catholic journal which has been reporting on events of significance for more than 170 years. Launched in 1840 just 10 years before the restoration of the hierarchy in England and Wales, it is the oldest surviving weekly journal in Britain.

On succeeding Catherine Pepinster as editor in July 2017, Brendan Walsh said: ‘I will do all I can to cherish and protect its values and the quality of its journalism.’ Among the most widely read columns are View from Rome by Rome correspondent Christopher Lamb, features and comment by Deputy Editor Lorna Donlon, global coverage of the universal church overseen by Foreign Editor James Roberts, plus more from Home News Editor Bernadette Kehoe and others.

The Tablet attracts some of the best writers in the UK and abroad to its pages. These include Christopher Howse, Clifford Longley, Joanna Moorhead, Richard Leonard, Peter Hennessy, Melanie McDonagh, Carmody Grey, Sara Maitland, Marco Politi, John Cornwell, Peter Stanford, Margaret Archer, Eamon Duffy and others. Glimpses of Eden, a weekly column by Jonathan Tulloch, is enduring popular, as is Living Spirit, reflections linked to the liturgical calendar. The Tablet’s editorial viewpoint as expressed weekly in its leaders builds on the legacy of the Second Vatican Council in a manner that is both contemporary and challenging.