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Gavin Ashenden
Who has the best tunes? The Church must reclaim sacred music to lift the soul
as i write this, fresh in from mass at a parish church not very far from mont saint-michel, i am recovering from chasing notes around my bra...
From womb to waste: how modernity made life disposable
ten million children have been ‘disposed of’ since 1967. the verb we choose matters. because arguably the right word—the clearest, most accu...
'Scottish Joan of Arc' at centre of media storm represents more than the weapons she wielded
Those who evoke the French saint ought to be telling the story as one which raises the expectation of a prophetic encounter with God, rather than settling for just another meme
The battle for optics and the power of publicity.
the left is good at optics. the trads are not. the progressives—much more at home in the political than the spiritual—are excellent at spin ...
Gun control is easier for the Left than confronting metaphysical evil
It is also the continuation of a political struggle to exercise administrative and governmental control over its citizenry
Pope Leo’s desire for ‘flatmates’ offers a valuable lesson to all Catholics
It is encouraging to discover the Pope’s determination to live in community and bring Augustinian spirituality to the heart and apex of the Catholic Church, beginning with the papal apartments
Why Catholic conversions speak, and Anglican ones fall silent
The saints, the Eucharist and the sacrament of reconciliation make new Catholics shout for joy. In reverse, it is hard to know what to say.
Pope Leo’s first 100 days: silence, strategy, and the enigma ahead
Pope Leo’s quiet first months leave Church awaiting decisive moves.
Father Carlos Martins exonerated
as it happened, a week ago or so, i was sitting in the well-upholstered and elegant library of st jean baptiste church in manhattan, in the ...
St Andrews in Holborn, Shakespeare and a bishop
st andrew’s in holborn is a quaintly named church in the city of london which found itself in the international news this week courtesy of t...
Danny Kruger and the Catholic question
a sign for our times: a christian mp delivers a speech to the house of commons. the chamber is almost deserted. you would get the immediate ...
Sanctifying the stones of Canterbury: from nightclub to nave
Once defiled by a nightclub rave, Canterbury Cathedral’s sanctuary is restored as Catholics celebrate the Eucharist at St Thomas Becket’s shrine.
The Tridentine Mass as an antidote to informality
one of the highlights of the ecclesial summer is the pilgrimage from paris to chartres. this year, many of my friends and colleagues set out...
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