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Television: Dystopian drama takes aim at liberals
the handmaid’s tale (channel 4, sundays, 9pm) isn’t an easy fit for the small screen. it’s the story of offred, a woman living in an america...
Tim Stanley
Theatre: Give this bonkers Cold War Woyzeck a miss
georg büchner wrote woyzeck in 1837, the year he died, aged 23. there was no definitive text, just fragments of paper. it wasn’t performed f...
Robert Tanitch
Music: Gilbert & Sullivan are a monumental bore
deathless humour is a rarity. while jane austen, shakespeare and maybe chaucer can still make us laugh across the centuries, lesser masters ...
Michael White
Music: The band that saved Germany from kitsch
can – the singles mute/spoon records, vinyl/cd/download can, typically for a so-called krautrock band, rejected germany’s saccharine post-wa...
Ian Thomson
Cardinal Kasper chases the spectre of Luther
martin luther: an ecumenical perspective by walter kasper, paulist press, £10 this slim volume weighs in at a mere 43 pages, some of which a...
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
Spiritual books round up
the roman catacombs by fr james spencer northcote, sophia institute press, £12 this book, first published in 1877 by an early member of the ...
Francis Phillips
The rape victim who forgave her attacker
in 1996, thordis elva, an icelandic teenager, was raped for two hours by tom stranger, her australian boyfriend. some years later they embar...
Dr David Cowan
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Briefly noted
the image of god, personhood and the embryo by calum mackellar (scm press, £35) . the author, an expert on medical ethics and visiting profe...
Staff writers
Omnium Gatherum
each year, stretching back to the middle ages, on the thursday following trinity sunday we joyfully honour the eucharistic lord with masses,...
Fr John Zuhlsdorf
Saint of the week: John Fisher (June 22)
worldly success like st thomas more, whose feast day he shares, st john fisher had a reputation for holiness long before his actual martyrdo...
Staff Reporter
PICTURES: Cardinal and London Mayor host interfaith Ramadan gathering
The Cardinal invited London Mayor Sadiq Khan and Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis, along with young people of various faith, to Archbishop's House in Westminster
Staff Reporter
Lectio Divina
living bread the body and blood of christ: john 6:51-58 51 “i am the living bread that came down from heaven. if anyone eats this bread, he ...
Mgr Anthony Abela
Mass readings
ordinary form divine office week iii sunday, june 18: most holy body & blood of the lord dt 8:2-3, 14b-16a; ps 147; 1 cor 10:16-17; jn 6...
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Pastor Iuventus
‘i can’t pray.’ are you sure? st teresa of avila is both encouraging and totally realistic about difficulties in prayer. she speaks honestly...
Pastor Iuventus
Pictures of the week
1 vatican archbishop paul gallagher attends the golden jubilee celebrations at liverpool’s metropolitan cathedral (photo: mazur/catholicnews...
The Catholic Herald
Bishop's engagements
cardinal nichols (westminster) sun: celebration of mass, golden jubilee, church of the sacred heart, park street, berkhamsted, hp4 1hx, 10.3...
The Catholic Herald
Prize crossword 0495
cryptic across 5 parking areas by canal perhaps, in west london (9) 8 troubled piece of land, a zone in georgia (4) 9 american, a bachelor a...
Alun Evans
Piers Paul Read: My journey from Mao to May
i once met theresa may at a seminar organised by the think tank politeia on a subject that i cannot now remember. there were a dozen or so o...
Piers Paul Read
Christianity and noon-day fatigue
there’s a popular notion which suggests that it can be helpful to compare every century of christianity’s existence to one year of life. tha...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
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