Here is a handy guide to the brilliant articles, arguments and reviews to be found within the covers of this week’s Catholic Herald. Our cover story… Historian Dominic Selwood imagines what England would be like if the Reformation had never happened. In short, he thinks it would be a brighter, funnier and better place. More comment… Mary Kenny says that Italy's noble response to migrants shows the country's true character. Fr Raymond de Souza explains how Benedict XVI and Pope Francis are working together to bring Catholics back home. And Melanie McDonagh says that Christianity is burning brightly in some unexpected places in Britain. Arts and spiritual life… Will Gore on the films to see (and avoid) this summer. Bishop David McGough on the sublime image of Christ as the Good Shepherd. And Pastor Iuventus discovers why Poland's culture is so much healthier than Britain's. Available exclusively in the print edition… Peter Sheppard cracks the mysterious case of the missing church handles. Luke Coppen says it will be a miracle if the family synod goes smoothly. William Oddie urges Francis to heed the climate sceptics - and Lord Deben says the Pope should ignore them. Nick Thomas says there's a fine line between a witty blogger and a pub bore. Fr Ronald Rolheiser names the 10 principles that unite all religions. And Charlie Hegarty hails the saint who inspired her anti-Catholic husband to become a Dominican priest. Take up our special subscription offer – 12 issues currently available for just £12! Click here for all subscription and MAGNIFICAT options.