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Jan C. Bentz
Eduard Habsburg: Why Christianity remains Europe’s foundation
In an interview with the Catholic Herald, Eduard Habsburg discusses sovereignty, ecumenism, young Christians entering politics and the enduring role of faith in shaping Europe’s future
Johannes Hartl: ‘The Church must not leave the field to others’
German theologian and evangelist Johannes Hartl explains why prayer, rather than politics, lies at the heart of genuine cultural renewal and why Christians must engage confidently with public life
ARC and the search for the West’s soul
Beneath the language of reconstruction, responsibility and cultural renewal, this year’s ARC conference revealed an emerging consensus that the crisis of the West is ultimately spiritual rather than political
The meaning behind the masterpiece
Fr Armand de Malleray’s ‘Painting Reality’ invites readers to look beyond aesthetics and history to recover the theological meaning embedded within sacred art
How the monasteries made Britain
Joseph Kelly's 'Long Reign of Silence' argues that monasteries shaped Britain's learning, government and culture – and that their destruction transformed the nation
Oxford and the surviving Marian imagination of medieval England
From New College to Blackfriars, Oxford’s chapels, gatehouses and libraries retain traces of a Marian culture that once shaped the intellectual life of the university
Beyond therapy: the soul’s need for God
From Dante to Viktor Frankl, the search for meaning points beyond psychological wellbeing towards the soul’s ultimate end in God
Beyond conversion: Newman’s forgotten priority
St John Henry Newman warned that the Church should not measure its vitality by conversions alone, but by the formation of a Catholic mind
Interview with Joseph Pearce: Why Middle-earth is not a pagan myth
Joseph Pearce and Jan C Bentz examine the theological vision in Tolkien’s fiction, from providence and liturgy to the Catholic imagination
Hungary after Orbán
Viktor Orbán’s electoral defeat marks a political turning point, but his legacy and Péter Magyar’s programme resist easy interpretation
The return of the patron
A young company seeks to restore the ancient relationship between artist and patron, inviting ordinary people to commission works of lasting beauty
Sacramental imagination and the recovery of enchantment
Modernity claims to have stripped the world of meaning, but Tolkien offers a vision in which reality remains charged with significance
“Ballet can elevate body and soul together”
In this interview, Claire Kretzschmar discusses perfection, brokenness and the power of classical ballet to restore the sacred imagination
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