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Sunak's new 'free speech' plans do not protect Christians
it is often said that the test of first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in mind at the same time and still retain...
Georgia L. Gilholy
How tradition keeps the Church alive
the liturgy, the family, and the crisis of modernity: essays of a traditional catholic joseph shaw os justi press, £15.95, 294 p...
Fr Kevin Chalifoux
On Pilgrimage With: Jamie MacGuire
jamie macguire, managing editor us catholic herald. where would you go? santiago de compostela, the city of my namesake, st james. tradition...
James MacGuire
Obituary: Bishop Christopher Budd 1937-2023
a doughty episcopal reformer . born in essex on may 27, 1937, hugh christopher budd was educated by the salesians at chertsey before enterin...
The Catholic Herald
Lunch at the Palazzo Taverna and CNEWA reception
lunch at the palazzo taverna on april 19, a luncheon was hosted for the herald at the palazzo taverna on via di monte giordano in rome by to...
The Catholic Herald
Remembering the unborn in a prayer vigil with March for Life
fr pius collins opraem reflects on isaiah 61 on the 55th anniversary of the abortion act coming into force. since the passage of the abortio...
Fr Pius Collins OPraem
Henry III: A forgotten king
henry iii: reform, rebellion and civil war 1258-1272 david carpenter yale university press, £25, 576 pages henry iii (1207-1272)...
Alexander Faludy
All Saints, Wardour: The tale of a Wiltshire parish
thomas arundell, the younger son of sir john arundell of lanherne, in 1541 acquired the (previously monastic) manors of tisbury and donhead....
Michael Hodges
The nature of God is seen in the love that took Jesus to the Cross
we always say that god is not a puzzle to be solved, but the unfathomable reality within and beyond everything that is, ever has been or eve...
Fr Richard Ounsworth OP
The delights of the Villa Palazzola of the Venerable English College
‘on a clear day you can see st peter’s,” said guiseppe piacentini, director of the villa palazzola, as we stood looking out towards rome. as...
Amanda Bowman
Iraq's Christians: A resilient and determined people
iraq’s christians cling to hope, despite decades of sanctions, violence and persecution, says tom westcott. after two decades of political&n...
Tom Westcott
Exorcism, Psychology and Belief in God
deciding between jung and christ on the problem of evil. films about exorcism often catch the public’s fertile imagination. the recent film ...
Gavin Ashenden
Bishop Neil Scantlebury of Barbados: A local man to tackle local challenges
"i just wanted to be a holy priest." one never knows when god may interfere with retirement plans. after 25 years as a priest, attending mou...
William Cash
Nightingale’s Nuns and the Crimean War, by Terry Tastard
nightingale’s nuns and the crimean war terry tastard bloomsbury, £85, 216 pages those who learned their history from the ladybird books (and...
William Davage
Disputing Sola Scriptura and the Protestant Notion of Biblical Perspicuity, with Casey J Chalk
the obscurity of scripture: disputing sola scriptura and the protestant notion of biblical perspicuity casey j chalk emmaus road, $24....
Andrew Petiprin
The King is Dead, Long Live the King! Majesty, Mourning and Modernity in Edwardian Britain, by Martin Williams
the king is dead, long live the king! majesty, mourning and modernity in edwardian britain martin williams hodder & stoughton, £25...
Shan Jenkins
'Her voice did not break': Carlo Acutis' mother packs out London's churches
the cause for the canonisation of carlo acutis, an italian 15 year old who died in 2006, has been bolstered by the accounts of healings and ...
Melanie McDonagh
Rescuing a forgotten Seneca
nick ripatrazone applauds a new translation and presentation of the roman writer seneca’s play the madness of hercules. dana gioia, the nota...
Nick Ripatrazone
The migrant issue and the Church
there are few more fraught political issues than migration, given that civil conflict, political unrest and climate change translate into in...
The Catholic Herald
What makes a knight (of Malta) today?
the order of malta has been through a bruising year since, last june, pope francis took a close interest in the affairs of the order, demand...
The Catholic Herald
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