Luke Coppen is a Senior Correspondent at Pillar Catholic. He specializes in religion and spirituality, covering topics such as Christianity, church administration, and religious law, while also addressing broader themes of regional interest and world news, particularly in Latin America. Luke's work has been featured in The Spectator World and The Spectator.
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Luke Coppen's coverage primarily focuses on the Catholic Church, Vatican, and religious leaders. He frequently reports on government announcements and legal policy regulations related to cultural and societal themes. His articles often cite data to support his reporting.
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‘Good practice is the exception when it comes to caring for survivors,' the Catholic Safeguarding Standards Agency found.
Germany's 27 dioceses received a year-on-year increase in church tax revenue in 2025, despite losing more than 300,000 registered Catholics in the same year.
‘She stood firm in the Catholic faith, challenged Nazism, and strove for Norwegian freedom'
This month is likely to see in the Church not one but two sets episcopal consecrations without a papal mandate, though taking place under very different circumstances.
Young people aged 18 to 24 in the Spanish region of Catalonia are more likely to identify as Catholics than those aged 25 to 34, according to new research by a government public opinion research agency.
The bishop suspended a significant proportion of his presbyterate, and imposed a slate of new rules.
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India's largest lay Catholic organization condemned Monday an incident in the state of West Bengal in which a mob reportedly threatened violence against religious sisters.
The Bishops' Conference of the Philippines urged Catholics Monday not to visit the Shrine of Our Lady of Naju in South Korea.
