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When Coleridge took on the Enlightenment
mariner by malcolm guite, hodder, £25 for malcolm guite, coleridge’s the rime of the ancient mariner is a “unique and always generative visi...
Jonathan Wright
Briefly noted
fordham: the history of the jesuit university of new york by thomas shelley (fordham university press, £34) . since 1841 fordham has played ...
Staff writers
Word This Week
the sixth sunday of the year ecclus 15:16-20; 1 cor 2: 6-10; mt 5:17-16 (year a) ‘open my eyes that i may consider the wonders of your law. ...
Bishop David McGough
Omnium Gatherum
your planet has once again swung around to the time of year which since ancient times catholics have called pre-lent. in the traditional cal...
Fr John Zuhlsdorf
Lectio Divina
sixth sunday in ordinary time: mt 5:20-34, 37* 20 “i tell you, then, that you will be able to enter the kingdom of heaven only if you are mo...
Mgr Anthony Abela
Saint of the week: Valentine (February 14)
cured blindness st valentine is a 3rd-century saint universally known as the patron saint of romance. although his feast is marked by both b...
Staff Reporter
Pastor Iuventus
magister adest et vocat te (“the master is here and he is calling you”) is the simple quotation in gold letters about the threshold of the s...
Pastor Iuventus
Pictures of the week
1 iain duncan smith, former secretary of state for work and pensions, visits trinity catholic high school in woodford green, essex. 2 loreto...
The Catholic Herald
February 12 to February 18
cardinal nichols (westminster) tue: travels to rome for presidency ccee meeting, 7.00am. wed: meetings in rome (day 1), 7.00am. thu: meeting...
The Catholic Herald
Experts tell Australian abuse panel Church must look closely at clerical culture
Catholic experts have told an Australian government commission that the Church needed to re-examine its culture of clericalism
Catholic News Service
Prize crossword 0477
cryptic across 1 outpouring, a volume of tears noah overcame (5) 4 miners after pub go to ‘the greatest show on earth’, so he claimed (6) 10...
Alun Evans
Andrew M Brown: My mother’s DIY funeral
the small chapel at warriston crematorium in edinburgh is furnished neutrally with rows of conference-style seats, large amounts of pale pol...
Andrew M Brown
Embittered moralising
one of the dangers inherent in trying to live out a life of christian fidelity is that we are prone to become embittered moralisers, older b...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
New gender policy won't affect Catholic Scouting units, says committee
The Boy Scouts of America's new policy is to accept members based on the gender they identity as
Catholic News Service
Morning Catholic must-reads: 08/02/17
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Ex-Chinese health minister challenged over organ trafficking at Vatican conference
Experts argued assurances from China aren't enough to prove its transplant programme has been reformed
Associated Press
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The Catholic Herald
Full text: Pope Francis's message for Lent 2017
The text of 'The Word is a gift. Other persons are a gift' has been released
Staff Reporter
'Money and pride make people ignore God's word,' Pope says in message for Lent
The Pope's Lenten message, released on February 7, is entitled, 'The Word is a gift. Other persons are a gift'
Catholic News Service
The trouble with Wagner
The composer's anti-Semitism has worrying echoes in today's society
Francis Phillips
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