We are experiencing a new and exciting time of artistic creativity in Catholicism – it extends to even the fusty basement of St Mary Moorfields, the only Catholic church in the Square Mile of the UK's capital city.
I’m there listening to the warbling tones of singer Adeniké: I have goosebumps. This young Catholic is the star of musical “Whitney Queen of the Night”, putting on an impromptu set for thirty people, and I have a sense that I’m experiencing a Moment in Time, a flourishing of Catholic creativity at last.
