Much of The Catholic Herald’s content – news, features, comment, letters and reviews – is only available to subscribers. This week, a hermit explains how she left her job to become a medieval-style anchorite; Roderick O'Donnell hails the furiously creative AWN Pugin, born almost 200 years ago; Dom Henry Wansbrough OSB says Lent doesn't have to be miserable; Simon Caldwell speaks to Neil Addison, the Catholic barrister struggling to preserve religious freedom in Britain; and Fr Dwight Longenecker says Evangelicals are flocking to the US ordinariate. You can read it all online by subscribing here. Or, for a hard copy, go here.
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