In the paper this week, Bishop Alan Hopes of East Anglia talks candidly about his journey from the Church of England into the Catholic Church, Godfrey Danaan reports from Nigeria on Boko Haram's terrifying war on Christians, John MacInnes argues that the Scottish Church is right to stay out of the independence debate and Fr Michael Seed recalls the day that punk rockers chased Cardinal Basil Hume. Meanwhile, Quentin de la Bédoyère reveals the one thing that needs to happen before Francis's reforms can succeed, Piers Paul Read names the Devil's most "masterly stroke" in the past half century and Fr Ronald Rolheiser explains what we should do with our regrets. All this and much, much more is in the June 13 edition of The Catholic Herald. To receive six issues for just £6 click here.