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Stephen Bullivant
Why the Son sits on the Father's 'right hand', according to St Augustine
We all have the potential to be enthroned as co-heirs with Christ
Fatima at 100: Signs from heaven
sunday, may 13, 1917 would prove to be an auspicious day, both for the catholic church and for the whole tumultuous course of the 20th centu...
We're in danger of overlooking the most important part of Fatima
The warnings of Our Lady proved prophetic in 1917. They continue to resonate today
Don't dismiss Catholic schools out of hand – I've seen them pass on the faith
My daughter's primary school is brilliant at upholding a Catholic ethos
Can small children be saints? Fatima shows the answer is yes
Even before the Vatican approved Jacinta and Francisco's miracle, the Fatima seers' holiness was obvious
A genuine dubium for confessors
With Humanae Vitae in mind, I have a couple of questions about Confession that need answering
On the trail of that GKC quote
of all the wonderful chesterton quotations, perhaps the finest and best known is the following. the times, having posed the question “what’s...
What I saw in the megachurches
American Evangelical churches pack in more than 2,000 worshippers every week. Our parishes have much to learn from them
I've stopped writing my book about depression, and for the best of reasons
Last year, I was writing on mental illness and the Incarnation. It's nice to have a common-or-garden sickness instead
A lesson from St Josemaría Escrivá in a Texas diner
Little acts of public piety make me feel self-conscious. Am I just being English?
The Pope criticises young admirers of the Old Mass. I think I know who he means
Rigid? Disapproving? Some younger worshippers fit the description
What depression has taught me: praying for others is a very practical work of mercy
With few prayerful thoughts to call my own, I have relied on the piety of others
Submitting dubia is a standard part of Church life. It's not unreasonable to expect a clear answer
Church doctrine and canonical legislation can be complicated to navigate. Dubia seek to end confusion on all sorts of topics
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