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Clergy in crisis: Forget Father Ted... Ireland is running out of priests
With precious few candidates for the priesthood and rapidly emptying pews, the Catholic Church is being forced to accept radical change. By David McKittrick
Canada hears of native abuse pain
A truth and reconciliation commission examining what native leaders call one of the most tragic and racist chapters in Canada's history has begun.
Rwanda genocide priest given life
A Roman Catholic priest has had his sentence increased to life imprisonment for his part in Rwanda's 1994 genocide.
Vatican Sex Sting
An after-hours office meeting between a young man and a top Roman Catholic official has prompted a fresh inquiry into gay priests. What the investigation could mean for the Holy See.
'Dirty War' priest gets life term
A court in Argentina has convicted a former Roman Catholic police chaplain of collaborating in murders during the country's military rule.
