The former Vatican treasurer maintained his innocence throughout the trial

Former Vatican treasurer remanded in custody pending sentencing for abuse of two boys

Cardinal is most senior Catholic official to be tried on such allegations

Cardinal Christoph Schönborn says church has ‘learned a lot’ from its mistakes

The Vatican cleric, who is the economic adviser to Pope Francis, will appear before court

Police and others pursuing Pell story accused of anti-Catholicism in Australian media

Cardinal ‘looking forward finally to having my day in court. I am innocent of these charges’

Report finds 3,066 victims received some form of compensation from Catholic body

George Pell’s office says ‘ABC has no licence to destroy reputation of innocent people’

Six-year-old alleged to have been thrown from balcony by her abuser

Pope Francis’s new body believed to be on collision course with Secretariat of State

Key points for devout will be situation of divorced and civilly married on communion

Catholic Church and child sex abuse

Pell’s evidence showed a man remarkably incurious about suspicions raised with him

Galvanised by a scandal over Vatican finances Francis is pushing for more openness and transparency

Two arrests and two new books – just the start of a dramatic week for the Holy See

Former president worried by congregation’s move to challenge Pope Francis’s will

Net profit rebounds to €69.3 m from €2.9 m a year earlier

Article criticises cardinal in charge of Vatican finances ‘clean-up’

Some see Pope Francis’s latest project for the poor as a gimmick and not of any value

Those who ran bank between 1989 and 2009 under investigation in relation to deals

Cardinals rule out ‘doctrinal backflips’ and tell the pontiff that even he cannot change church teachings on marriage

Tomorrow, the Synod of Bishops in Rome will begin to discuss Catholic Church policy on contraception, divorce and same-sex unions. But will any changes result from it?

‘Many of us grew up in a generation where the image of Christianity was one more of being judgemental, than of being merciful’

Three will participate in next month’s Extraordinary Synod on the family

Church Synod to meet soon to discuss contraception, same-sex marriage and annulment

Irishman who promoted Pope's Twitter account among new top Vatican media team

Investment business split from Church payments division with reforms to make bank more transparent

Pope about to replace IOR board and executives

Some 3,000 “customer relationships” terminated as part of a clean-up process

Cardinal Pell appointment not done through ‘transparent process’, former president claims

Cardinal George Pell tells inquiry Catholic Church had not understood damage done to victims