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Jan C. Bentz
Why are modern church buildings so ugly?
The Provost of Holy Spirit College explores why modern church buildings miss the mark in beauty
After Roe: an interview with the March for Life’s new president
In this exclusive interview, Jennie Bradley Lichter, the March for Life’s new president, discusses the march, the post-Roe era, and why young people are becoming more pro-life
The poetry and priesthood of Fr Joseph Evans
Gerard Manley Hopkins spoke of “the dearest freshness deep down things.” In the poetry of Fr Joseph Evans new collection of poetry offers a window into the quiet struggle to find God in apparent absence
The Coptic Church: A model for Catholic–Orthodox dialogue
As Catholics look toward renewed engagement with the Orthodox Churches, the long and often fruitful dialogue with the Coptic Church shows how ancient divisions can be approached without denying history or doctrine
Interview: Cardinal Burke on the liturgy, Christmas, and the conclave
In a Christmas Day interview, Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke speaks about the conclave, the liturgy, and why young Catholics are turning towards tradition
Interview: Cardinal Müller on Europe, Islam, the SSPX and the German Synodal Path
In this exclusive interview Cardinal Gerhard Müller offers a stark diagnosis of the Church’s spiritual challenges, from Advent’s call to renewal to Vatican II, the SSPX, and the German Synodal Path
The creature who knew no sin: Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein
Del Toro’s Frankenstein is more than horror. It’s theology in Gothic form. Jan Bentz traces the film’s portrait of innocence, pride, and mercy.
Interview with Fr. Dominic White OP: Why the Church must reclaim art
The prior of the Dominican Community in Oxford discusses how the new Centre for Theology and the Arts aims to restore dialogue between art and faith at a time when beauty has been politicised, thinned or misunderstood
A haven of faith and literacy: St Philip’s Books in the heart of Oxford
Tucked away on St Aldates, this is one of Oxford’s hidden treasures and is more than a bookstore. It serves as a warm hearth of Catholic intellectual life, where the love of books and the love of God share the same shelf
Like him or not: Trump is the persecuted Church’s most forceful advocate
However polarising he may be, Donald Trump stands almost alone among world leaders in speaking bluntly about Christian persecution
Interview: Paul Shrimpton on Newman
Few modern figures in the Church have united sanctity and intellect so completely as St John Henry Newman, or spoken with such prophetic insight to the crises of faith and education in the modern world
The ‘Bird and Baby’: how a pub’s good cheer keeps Oxford’s imagination alive
Oxford’s most storied pub has cleared its final bureaucratic hurdles and is set for restoration and reopening
‘The Great Anglican Reset’ – this could be the greatest schism in the Church of England’s history
For the Catholic Church and the Pope, the Anglican rupture serves as both caution and invitation
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