Much of The Catholic Herald’s content – news, features, comment, letters and reviews – is only available to subscribers. This week, Lord Nicholas Windsor tells Peter Stanford about his conversion to Catholicism; Dr Rowan Williams writes that prayer is like being part of a great choir; John Gummer laments the sale of chalices and patens from Ramsgate Abbey; and, on the 200th anniversary of Charles Dickens's birth, William Oddie recalls the writer's vision of Our Lady. Patrick Reyntiens, meanwhile, says Hockney's latest work is like being kicked in the face. You can read it all online by subscribing here. Or, for a hard copy, go here.
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