This week's Catholic Herald is a double issue to mark the Christmas season and features the following articles. Comment.... Gerard Russell asks how peace might return to the Arab world Molly Gurdon on this year’s most shocking Christmas advert Melanie McDonagh says we should keep on partying until at least Epiphany Exclusively available in print and with our new app... Jenny McCartney on the dark side of women’s magazines Melissa Kite goes on a date with an angry ex-Catholic A reflection by Cardinal Vincent Nichols Julie Andrews explains how she has overcome adversity Princess Michael of Kent visits the tomb of King Henry V Benedict Rogers describes his journey to Rome via Burma Download this entire issue with The Catholic Herald app Tim Stanley on the church inspired by Luke Skywalker Jill, Duchess of Hamilton on the Christian nation that didn’t stop for Christmas Peter Sheppard says you can’t beat a Christmas in the country Reflection by Bishop Mark Davies PJ Kavanagh hated his old school, recalls Richard Ingrams Reflection by Archbishop Bernard Longley Fr Frankie Mulgrew gets ready to board the Year of Mercy bus Taki argues Western leaders are being too weak against ISIS Stuart Reid sings carols with Boris Fr Raymond de Souza explains why this jubilee year is different Fr Matthew Pittam admits that he loves glitter and dancing Santas True or false? Quentin de la Bédoyère sets the questions Dennis Sewell on the father now living as a six-year-old girl Fr Ronald Rolheiser regrets the divorce between sex and love
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