Helen Coffey
Director Martin Scorsese Says Pope Francis Joked Andrew Garfield Should Be Ordained During Their Vatican Meeting
Scorsese has been busy promoting his upcoming movie, Silence, which tells the story of Jesuit priests in 17th century Japan and stars Andrew Garfield, Adam Driver and Liam Neeson.
The Incredible Story Of How One Bishop Saved The Lives Of Over 200 Assyrian Christians
In February 2015, ISIS abducted 226 victims were all Christians. Against impossible odds, a determined bishop helped secure their release.
Humanists Call For Scotland's Blasphemy Law To Be Scrapped
It's 170 years since it was last invoked, but Scotland's law against blasphemy still exists â and it's high time it was scrapped, according to a leading Scottish humanist group.
Employers 'Shouldn't Be Afraid Of Causing Offence' When It Comes To Religion
Employers need to move beyond political correctness and take a common-sense approach with regards to religion in the workplace, according to a new set of guidelines from the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC).
What not to wear: from fig leaves to fast fashion
Faith and fashion
How to stay sane in church
When you join a new church it is easy to become overstretched and realise that after that first flush of enthusiasm, burnout sets in.
Why New Year's resolutions are the worst
Why New Year's resolutions are the worst
Five films with loosely Christian themes to watch this Christmas
Helen Coffey provides ample excuse to curl up on the sofa and watch the telly.
Psst...it's OK for Christians not to like Christmas
You know what, says Helen Coffey, it's ok not to totally LOVE Christmas.
Dear God, please: No more 'hipster' vicars
STOP PRESS: Some priests have facial hair, writes Helen Coffey.
That video, and nine other reasons I love Nadia Bolz-Weber
After her Nines Conference video stunt, Helen Coffey goes a bit fangirl for Nadia Bolz-Weber.
Sarah Teather MP: Why we need to liberalise on immigration
Catholic MP Sarah Teather calls on public and politicians to stop fearing immigration.