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"For many, in an increasingly screen-based world, being faced with the thick spine and tiny-seeming text of a traditional Bible can seem intimidating."📔 Rebecca (Bex) Chapman assesses the value of screens as faith-based tools📱: e-n.org.uk/features/2025-…

Joining with millions around the world in mourning Pope Francis' death and giving thanks for his extraordinary ministry. So powerful that his last public act should be the blessing on Easter Sunday.

The Pope from the ends of the earth: comment and analysis of the Francis to come in the 25 April issue of The Tablet but here’s a taste of Catherine Pepinster’s obituary. History will remember #PopeFrancis for a number of firsts: the first pope from the Americas, the first from the

Pope Francis reshaped the Church with humility and courage. He challenged power and reminded us to not forget the poor. Read The Tablet’s obituary: ow.ly/10p750VEGp8 #PopeFrancis #Obituary #CatholicChurch #TheTablet #Legacy

God speed to HMS Prince of Wales as she sails out of port this morning. The flagship of the Royal Navy is captained by a former Portsmouth Cathedral Choir Head Chorister and another is a member of their engineer team.

I feel humbled to be at the Vatican today with the Anglican Communion delegation for the funeral of Pope Francis. We give thanks for his example of humility, his regard for the poor and marginalised, and his commitment to peace and unity.

We know that the Church of England is trying to put aside £100 million of its historic endowment as reperations for its alleged role in transatlantic slavery - that fact alone is deeply controversial - but the details are far more concerning🧵 thecritic.co.uk/the-great-100-…

Its far from clear that this new fund is legal. A spokesperson confirmed to me that the Comissioners recognise that the fund falls outside of the charitable remit of the endowment, and will need a new structure

What has gone so badly wrong with the diocesan process as part of the appointment of the next Archbishop of Canterbury? How has this happened? Why does it matter? What difference will it make? Peter Ould (Deeper Magic / Before Dawn Time) Simon Sarmiento psephizo.com/life-ministry/…

Austen Ivereigh's Conclave Diaries Austen Ivereigh thetablet.co.uk/columnists/aus…

In our third podcast episode, Liz Dodd reminisces on a couple she met on a train after Pope Francis' death Ruth Gledhill. Click below to listen to our latest instalment on all things conclave, papal succession and the legacy of Pope Francis: thetablet.co.uk/podcasts/pope-…

Bahram’s memory lives on and we continue to give thanks for his short life.

Cardinals reconvene in conclave this morning after last night’s black smoke. My story The Tablet on what happens next - and why last night’s smoke was so late. Who’s your favourite ? Pizzaballa is still mine. The longer it goes on, the better his chances thetablet.co.uk/news/cardinals…

A Holy Eucharist service was held in Rome to mark the commissioning of the Rt Revd Anthony Ball as the Director of the Anglican Centre in Rome. As Director, Bishop Anthony Ball will lead the Centre alongside his role as the representative of the Archbishop of Canterbury to the

Watch this recording of The Tablet’s exclusive webinar, where our senior editorial team offers analysis following the death of Pope Francis and the beginning of the 2025 conclave. youtube.com/watch?v=dcr_Xj… #TheCatholicTablet #popefrancis #conclave2025 #catholicchurch #TheTablet

The American Cardinal, Robert Prevost, has been elected as the 267th Pope of the Catholic Church, taking the name Pope Leo XIV. Habemus Papam!

Dr Ric Thorpe, the Bishop of Islington (lead for church-planting), is one of the candidates to become the next Archbishop of Melbourne in the Anglican Church of Australia. london.anglican.org/articles/bisho…

Collect them all. #WAT

Martin Vickers MP: "Perhaps the Catholic church have got something to teach the Church of England in the speed at which that they appoint their head. We desperately need a head of the Church of England at this time. That it takes a year to come up with a candidate is staggering"

Election papers: Cardinal-electors are sworn to secrecy and journalists are sworn to find out the truth and share it with their readers: on our 185th birthday Michael Walsh takes an entertaining peek at how The Tablet covered papal conclaves thetablet.co.uk/features/elect…