The Church previously issued a statement to clarify it was not banning gluten-free bread or non-alcoholic communion wine.

A Catholic priest refused communion to an MP after voting for assisted dying, igniting discussions on church teachings and political independence.

A Catholic priest has reportedly banned his local MP, who voted in favour of assisted suicide, from receiving communion.

The prominent Catholic MP Sir Edward Leigh said MPs are “free to vote according to their conscience”, after a priest declared ...

By Emmanuel Okoroafor As a practising Catholic, I was raised to revere the Mass as the highest form of worship — a sacred ...

The Very Reverend Julian Large, the Provost of Brompton Oratory in West London referred in his homily to Fr Ian Vane, who ...

In the days before the vote, Coghlan was contacted by his local priest, Father Ian Vane, who suggested a vote in favour would be “obstinately persevering” in sin and that Coghlan would be refused ...