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1 bishop john wilson, headmaster andrew johnson and the mayor of ealing, cllr dr patricia walker, after the dedication of the new chapel at ...
The Catholic Herald
Will Heaven: Peace has come, but the reckoning hasn’t
to understand gun crime in america, the guardian journalist gary younge picked a date at random from his calendar: november 23, 2013. he the...
Will Heaven
April 2 to April 8
cardinal nichols (westminster) sun: holy land 2016 reunion, vaughan house, london, sw1p 1qn, 2.00pm. mon: meetings in rome (day 1), italy, a...
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Terrorism has changed. So must we
would i demonstrate grace under pressure if i found myself in the midst of a terrorist attack? i like to hope for the best, even while suspe...
Colin Brazier
John Charmley: A Churchill or a Nero?
the “good clean tradition of politics has been weakly surrendered to a half-breed american whose main support was that of inefficient but ta...
John Charmley
Briefly noted
how to be holy by peter kreeft (ignatius press, £14) . kreeft is a prolific and highly readable catholic writer on varied topics, including ...
Staff writers
Prize crossword 0484
cryptic across 5 they are placed opposite, against the work of schubert in the poet school (9) 8 point at this moment to evidence winter is ...
Alun Evans
How a pizza empire changed the Church
monaghan by joseph pearce, tan books, £23 before i read this biography i would not have thought that the life of the man who built the domin...
Charlie Hegarty
The mystery of Wallace Stevens' 'deathbed conversion' to Catholicism
A new book says the idea that Stevens became a Catholic would be hard to digest. But that misunderstands his poetry
Francis Phillips
Mass readings
ordinary form divine office week i sunday, april 2: fifth sunday of lent ez 37:12-14; ps 130; rom 8:8-11; jn 11:1-45 monday, april 3: weekda...
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Pastor Iuventus
as i first read the letters of zélie martin, i was grateful for modern advances in medical science. and then i realised that technological p...
Pastor Iuventus
The inner hell of the Reformation’s ringleader
martin luther: catholic dissident by peter stanford, hodder, £20 on page 90 of peter stanford’s compelling new book we find martin luther in...
Jonathan Wright
The ferocious foe of Protestantism
thomas more: a very brief history by john guy, spck, £12.99 this a lively and learned little book, but i do not quite understand what it is ...
Jack Scarisbrick
‘We can heal these wounds’
it’s rather intimidating to interview someone who is a master of the art himself, and who has just published a brilliant new biography of th...
Rachel Kelly
A year to look backwards
the anniversary is the columnist’s reliable friend. nothing in the news today worthy of comment? how about the news of 10, 50 or 100 years a...
Fr Raymond de Souza
A defiant cry in the face of corruption
the fifth sunday of lent ez 37:12-14; ps 130; rom 8:8-11; jn 11:1-45 as we approach the climax of the church’s liturgical year, which is the...
Bishop Michael Campbell
Pope approves second Fatima seers miracle
pope francis has approved the recognition of a miracle attributed to the intercession of two of the shepherd children who saw our lady of fa...
Staff writers
False alarm in the Communion row
the magazine the week has a little column called “boring but important”, in which it reports the latest on diplomatic appointments and infra...
Dan Hitchens
Government free speech boost for campus pro-lifers
the government is considering forcing universities to protect free speech after student unions banned events, including several organised by...
Staff writers
Shrine at Jesus’s tomb ‘may still collapse’
restorers have said there is a “very real risk” that the shrine built over jesus’s tomb may collapse. their warning came just as the structu...
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