Catholic culture magazine. The Swedish Catholic magazine.

Catholic magazine - Km - is something as unique as a Catholic culture magazine made by Catholic playmates. We tell about the Church and its beliefs and learn from the perspective of the layman and give you the full breadth and depth of the concept of Catholic culture.

In Km, you can read exciting articles, profound personal portraiture, travel portraits and world-wide depictions, but also news about what is happening in the Catholic Church in Sweden and abroad and spiritual reflections where both priests, laymen, and laymen share their faith. We also go into the depths of the difficult questions about human invincible dignity and regularly review the debate on death assistance, conscience in healthcare, the sorting of unnecessary and other burning topics.

Catholic magazine is issued with the support of the Catholic Church of the Foundation and is published with 11 numbers per year. The magazine was founded in 1929 under the name of Hemmet and the Shrine and changed its name to the Catholic Church in the early 1960s. In the 1990s, one changed the current name.