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Cafod defends appointment of Christine Allen as director
Allen has criticised Church teaching on contraception, saying it was part of a 'battle' about 'the very nature of church'
Dan Hitchens
We need an answer to idolatrous nationalism. But don't look to Emmanuel Macron
The way to head off the worst strains of nationalism is to pre-empt them with more humane appeals to legitimate concerns for national identity
Stephen White
Is a man entitled to kill to defend his property from burglars?
is a man entitled to use a gun to defend his property from burglars – and then shoot dead one of these intruders? i found that a difficult m...
Mary Kenny
Behind the scenes at the world’s most celebrated Passion Play
Every ten years, half the population of the small town of Oberammergau appears in the spectacular production
Michael White
What Catholics lose when they leave the Church
Ex-Catholics never seem to propose any higher, truer teaching than the Catholic faith
Matthew Schmitz
A Renaissance painter of thrilling tactility
Lorenzo Lotto’s works rivalled the extravagance of his sitters
Laura Freeman
Sir James MacMillan reveals the poignant power of an obscure war poet
All the Hills and Vales Along is a stunning evocation of one young soldier's experience of the battlefield
Michael White
Why 'A Dance to the Music of Time' features little Catholicism but a lot of mumbo-jumbo
for many, myself among them, evelyn waugh, graham greene and anthony powell were the outstanding english novelists of the middle decades of ...
Allan Massie
How London greeted Handel’s astonishing gifts
handel in london by jane glover, macmillan, 448pp, £25, $29.95 to begin on a carping note, jane glover’s subtitle, the making of a genius, s...
Robert Gray
The suffering poet who sighed for lost Edens
the letters of sylvia plath: volume ii edited by peter steinberg and karen krull, faber and faber, 1,025pp, £35/$35 since her suicide in the...
Ian Thomson
Mass readings
ordinary form divine office week ii sunday, november 25: our lord jesus christ, universal king dn 7:13-14; ps 93; rv 1:5-8; jn 18:33b-3...
The Catholic Herald
Diary of a city priest
st james’s, spanish place, is definitely my favourite church in london. its elegant vaults are reminiscent of a french gothic cathedral. its...
Fr Dominic Allain
How to.... Help the Holy Souls
the souls in purgatory are our brothers and sisters, and there are several simple ways we can help to lessen their sufferings and speed them...
The Catholic Herald
The scandal of China’s political bishop
cardinal joseph zen, emeritus of hong kong, was in rome earlier this month to hand-deliver a letter to pope francis about the escalating per...
Fr Raymond de Souza
Prize crossword 0569
cryptic across 5 rum’s a precious sea throwback, totally (8) 7 register with hq, say? (4) 9 perhaps a converted preacher helped paul in colo...
Alun Evans
Notes on a scandal
Last week, the Vatican dramatically blocked the US bishops’ proposals to tackle the crisis. What happens next?
Michael Warren Davis and Damian Thompson
A new journal will challenge academic groupthink - and devotees of free speech
The Journal of Controversial Ideas will offend progressives. But let's remember that controversy is not valuable in and of itself
Ben Sixsmith
Where piety and critical thinking meet
i live on both sides of a border. not a geographical one, but one which is often a dividing line between two groups. i was raised a conserva...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
The monsignor who lived at a gentlemen's club
i have dinner at the travellers club in london’s pall mall with an author who has written widely on both the church of england and the royal...
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
The legalisation of abortion may force a bishop to abdicate as prince
one of europe’s strangest church-state relationships may soon come to an end if a catholic bishop is forced to abdicate as co-prince of ando...
Jonathan Luxmoore
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