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Prize crossword 0605
cryptic across 7 house within diocese is retro brown (6) 8 nice fathers sacked in gorbachev’s plan for russian transport (6) 9 joint effort ...
Alun Evans
Mass readings
ordinary form divine office week iii sunday, august 11 : 19th sunday in ordinary time wis 18:6-9; ps 33; heb 11:1-2, 8-19; lk 12:3...
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How to… Understand the Assumption
the assumption of the blessed virgin mary has always been a teaching within the tradition of the catholic church and the orthodox church, wh...
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What I learned from celebrating Mass in the Ordinariate Use
i am a priest of the personal ordinariate of our lady of walsingham, having been part of the first group of former anglican clergy to be ord...
Fr Matthew Pittam
The audacity of Holy Communion
early this week we literally observe the “tears of st lawrence”, the annual perseid meteor shower which hovers over that mighty deacon’s fea...
Fr John Zuhlsdorf
Like Abraham, we are in search of our homeland
the 19th sunday of the year wis 18:6-9; heb 11:1-2 & 8-19; lk 12:32-48 (year c) "our soul is waiting for the lord. the lord is our help ...
Bishop David McGough
What remains of the 'Protestant work ethic' theory?
the wealth of religions edited by rachel mccleary and robert barro princeton, 160pp, £24/$29.95 i can only assume that i am the target of an...
Jonathan Wright
Olivier Roy: an impartial observer of Europe's crises
is europe christian? by olivier roy hurst, 112pp, £14.99/$19.99 everything seems to be about identity these days: politics, culture – even r...
Samuel Gregg
Russell Kirk's fiction is unjustly ignored
the writings of catholic convert russell kirk exert no more than a marginal influence outside of limited circles, which is a common cause fo...
James Baresel
Letters: Being 'born again' cannot just be an emotional experience
to be born again, we need sacraments sir – with the greatest respect, i have to differ quite sharply from fr rolheiser’s article on the mean...
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What will you reap? An Anglo-Saxon tradition to help us take stock
august 1, in the traditional calendar of the roman rite the feast of st peter in chains, is also in the english agricultural calendar lammas...
Charles Coulombe
Brexit ire has replaced Catholic-bashing in Ireland
it has been well documented that brexit has worsened relations between britain and ireland. there’s a tendency, among the more brexity membe...
Mary Kenny
China and its critics should both take a close look at the past
in a recent article in this magazine, tim stanley upped the ante by suggesting that the government of china is “pure evil”. his observation ...
Lucien de Guise
The family needs defending more than ever
it’s no secret that marriage and family have been under heavy attack in western culture for quite some time. not intelligent attacks, mind y...
C C Pecknold
Could Catholicism have made Hemingway a great novelist?
ernest hemingway was reared by church-going parents as a congregationalist. his first son was christened in the church of england. then soon...
Allan Massie
'I've had some remarkable cures': The story of John Bradburne's red headband
not being able to remember things is one of the consequences of old age, in some cases beneficial, in others frustrating. after many years i...
Richard Ingrams
In his letter to priests, the Pope speaks from the heart
in a surprise for the feast of st jean-marie vianney, pope francis released a lengthy and substantive letter to priests. august 4th this yea...
Fr Raymond de Souza
Not just ISIS: Stories of desecration from around the world
australia in 2017, statues of jesus and mary outside the church of st paul of the cross, sydney were decapitated. on the same day, hundreds ...
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The unnamable violence: Why the West is silent about the wave of desecration
on july 14, parishioners of saint-budoc à porspoder in france learned that a vandal or vandals had vomited in the parish’s holy water stoups...
Matthew Schmitz
Diary: Boris, heatwaves and Orange County
the first time i met boris johnson was in washington, dc last year. he was shorter than i’d imagined, though he assured me that he’s “immens...
Madeleine Kearns
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