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Pope Francis urges inmates to be at service to one another
pope francis celebrated the mass of the lord’s supper at a prison in the suburbs of rome thursday, urging the inmates to reflect on how they...
Hannah Brockhaus/CNA
And all manner of thing shall be well
we are all, i suspect, familiar with the famous expression from julian of norwich, now an axiom in our language. “in the end all shall be we...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
Kraków is a magical city - especially now the stag parties have gone elsewhere
by some sort of miracle kraków, which was poland’s capital city in the middle ages, is immaculately preserved. the nazis’ tanks and bombs ig...
Andrew M Brown
Heretic of the week: Michael Servetus
michael servetus (1509-1553) was a spanish theologian, scientist and scholar, who had a talent for meeting the rich and famous, and an ultim...
Charles Coulombe
Prize crossword 0589
cryptic across 3 with student getting kicked out, the moral blow upset nathanael, maybe, said john (11) 7 certain churches require pretty go...
Alun Evans
Mass readings
ordinary form divine office week i sunday, april 21 : easter sunday acts 10:34a, 37-43; ps 118; col 3:1-4; jn 20:1-9 monday, april 22 : east...
The Catholic Herald
How to… Feast at Easter
eastertide lasts for 50 days, compared to the 40 days that span lent, meaning the celebrations last longer than the fasting. it is good to b...
The Catholic Herald
Wherever we weep, the Master is here
the year turns and we celebrate easter again. yet it is not a different mystery or a new celebration simply on account of a year having pass...
Fr Dominic Allain
Easter: a season for singing and dancing
the sacred triduum is behind us, with its shadows, deprivation and purifying lamentation. renewed, we now enter a liturgical season of light...
Fr John Zuhlsdorf
The Word this Week: Our alienation and the Father's gift
solemnity of the resurrection the scriptures throughout the easter liturgy, beginning with the easter vigil itself, tell our story. it is a ...
Bishop David McGough
Wren brought Rome to London – without ever going there
sir christopher wren by paul rabbitts shire publications, 96pp, £9.99/$14 displaying a typically victorian aversion to the classicising aest...
James Baresel
The Nobel laureate who brought the Gospel to his atheist readers
we should not be surprised if a major catholic writer reflects on the great mysteries of his faith. françois mauriac (1885-1970) was awarded...
Francis Phillips
Actually, modern churches can be beautiful
100 churches in 100 years by the twentieth century society batsford, 208pp, £25/$35 the late alice thomas ellis, contributor to this magazin...
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
Without Christ, poetry is also unredeemed
when the pilgrim dante has come forth at last from the jaws of hell to look upon the stars of heaven again, he does not do what the modern w...
Anthony Esolen
'We do not want pretty pictures': What Munch meant by the Scream
most people assume that the figure in edvard munch’s the scream is screaming. it’s not. it’s reacting to an event: “i felt a great scream pa...
David V Barrett
Letters & emails
no excuses for shunning the persecuted sir – john o’sullivan (cover story, april 5) refers to de facto discrimination by some governments ag...
The Catholic Herald
Bunnies, hats and parades: How Easter became a secular festival
the onset of easter – like that of christmas – always brings out a rush of nostalgia in me. but unlike the celebratory customs surrounding t...
Charles Coulombe
Everyone can find their place in the Stations of the Cross
the one enduring truth that i have come to know over the course of my life is that everybody has a cross to bear. you might never know what ...
Mary Kenny
What would the Passion sound like? Listen to Liszt's answer
it is in the approach to easter that our church’s musical life becomes richer than at any other time in the liturgical calendar. as jens f l...
David Oldroyd-Bolt
Benedict's statement lays bare the Church's divisions
benedict xvi’s decision to break his silence cannot have been made lightly. at the time of his resignation, the former pope announced his in...
Matthew Schmitz
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