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Knight appeals against dismissal
the ousted ‘foreign minister’ of the ancient lay catholic order, the order of malta, has appealed against his suspension to the knights’ int...
Staff writers
The first leader of Opus Dei’s new era
after st josemaría escrivá founded opus dei, he took care to ensure its future. the organisation’s big idea was to help people in ordinary l...
Dan Hitchens
Sir Edward Leigh: The ‘integration tsar’ who excludes Catholics
social isolation, disengagement and separation are very real problems in today’s britain. whereas once we had much more of a common culture ...
Sir Edward Leigh
Renegades, mavericks – and a few Catholics
when roger b taney, the first catholic in united states history to assume a cabinet position, became attorney general in 1831, anti-catholic...
Robert Wargas
The enemy of my enemy
on the night of barack obama’s election in 2008, the princeton campus erupted in ecstatic shrieks and sighs. i had not voted for obama, and ...
Matthew Schmitz
Rumours, leaks and dodgy dossiers
when did the word “dossier” become so sinister? if you’re eager to ratchet up the tension or create a sense of skulduggery then the other op...
Jonathan Wright
Thank God Christianity isn’t bland
theology students at glasgow university have been told that they can leave lectures if they find images of the crucifixion too upsetting. th...
Ann Widdecombe
The hate crimes Britain ignores
they wrote “christian dogs” on his home. at school, his children were told by fellow pupils: “we can’t play with you, you’re christians.” si...
Daniel Blackman
My Diana anniversary scoop
is there a word for the sense of vertigo we sometimes feel about the passage of time? the internet suggests “chronophobia”. that seems in da...
Colin Brazier
'Conscience’ cannot justify Communion for the remarried, says Ordinariate bishop
Bishop Lopes says that a firm resolution to avoid grave sin is necessary before receiving Communion
Staff Reporter
The Stones of Buildwas
who would have thought that the accidental discovery, while out on a sunday walk along the river severn, that a run-down priory was for sale...
William Cash
Mary Kenny: America’s impeccable family
whatever view is taken about barack obama’s politics, or the overall record of his presidency, it must be admitted that in terms of “family ...
Mary Kenny
Comments of the Week
gross distortion from the ‘integration tsar’ sir – dame louise casey has told a house of commons select committee that “it is not ok for cat...
The Catholic Herald
The Catholic writer that the 21st century forgot
bruce marshall, who died 30 years ago this year, is the forgotten man of 20th-century catholic letters. the scottish convert and prolific no...
Michael Duggan
Film: McAvoy rescues a Shyamalan schlockfest
spilt (15, 117 mins, ★★★ ) m night shyamalan (the sixth sense, the village) has a reputation both for expertly disturbing his au...
Jenny McCartney
Film: A wildly eccentric biopic succumbs to convention
jackie (15, 100 mins, ★★★ ) how does one secure a legacy? the question has assumed renewed prominence in recent months, with a b...
Mike McCahill
Music: The Daniel Craig of cellists holds the stage
the kings place concert venue is acoustically the best new small-scale hall in london; and the first sounds ever heard there, when it opened...
Michael White
Television: To be a great talent show, it has to be bad
the bbc is simply too polite to do a talent show. the x factor, which remains the best, is cheerfully chavvy and rude. girls in tight dresse...
Tim Stanley
Spiritual books roundup
paul claudel by michael donley, gracewing, £12.99 the author subtitles his book “poet of the sacred cosmos and prophet of a christian ecolog...
Francis Phillips
When hymns were swords against heresy
how the choir converted the world by mike aquilina, emmaus road, £15 music is almost universally recognised as one of the greatest gifts god...
Paul Senz
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