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Clement Harrold
Two cheers for Stoicism
Marcus Aurelius’s Meditations contain profound moral insights that often resonate with Christian teaching, yet Stoicism ultimately cannot answer the deepest questions about suffering, grace and eternal hope
The delightful wisdom of Winnie-the-Pooh
Revisiting Winnie-the-Pooh as an adult reveals a work full of wit, warmth and spiritual insight, and a timely antidote to modern anxiety
No saint is an island
From the Apostles to the modern era, the history of the Church reveals how holy friendships have nourished sanctity and strengthened the Mystical Body of Christ
Rooting out hidden vice
True self-knowledge requires more than admitting sin in general; it demands the difficult work of recognising the specific vices that shape our lives
Five unavoidable problems for atheism
From reason and free will to morality and consciousness, atheism struggles to account for some of the most basic features of human existence
The robots have taken over Notre Dame
From automated food delivery to optional safeguards, the university needs to get serious about protecting the wellbeing of its students
Rediscovering the case for Christ in prophecy
A new book explores how Old Testament prophecy continues to point to the divine reality of Jesus and deepen faith among believers today
Five things I learnt from teaching OCIA
From the structure of initiation to the challenges of modern culture, teaching catechumens offers unexpected insights into faith and conversion
Will there be food in Heaven?
The Resurrection affirms the goodness of the body and hints at a renewed creation in which nothing good is lost
How the Church keeps the sacred days of Holy Week
From Palm Sunday to the Easter Vigil, the Church’s liturgy leads the faithful step by step through Christ’s Passion, death and resurrection
Chartres shows why Mary matters
A pilgrimage to Chartres and a visit to the Colosseum illuminate the moral gulf between Christian and pagan civilisation, and the enduring power of Marian devotion
Newman: Patron saint of the disappointed
From Oxford to Dublin, Newman knew loss, frustration and public defeat, and learned to trust that God wastes nothing
The theology of being a godparent
Scripture, tradition and canon law reveal that godparents are not merely ceremonial figures but guardians of a child’s life in the Faith
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