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Must Catholics resist Trump’s ban?
if the american bishops seem especially concerned about the rights of refugees, there is a good historical reason. in the aftermath of world...
Dan Hitchens
Melissa Kite: When politics replaces morality
while i wait for my house sale to go through, i am staying with a friend in the country. he and i have been watching the early days of donal...
Melissa Kite
When politics replaces morality
‘you have a duty to disobey to the ecclesial authorities on temporal matters!” you might assume that the man saying these words, standing in...
Pierre Jova
Secularism, the new ancien régime
françois fillon’s successful campaign for the nomination of the centre-right les républicains party for this year’s presidential election ha...
Samuel Gregg
Thomas More’s amazing descendants
this week we mark the birthday of st thomas more, who was born in his parents’ home at milk street in london, just a few steps from the guil...
Thomas J Craughwell
Cardinal Müller: Communion for the remarried is against God’s law
The cardinal said that nobody, not even a pope, could change the teaching reaffirmed by St John Paul II
Staff Reporter
The charity world’s free trade U-turn
the universal church has not always been a strong supporter of globalisation and certainly not of free trade. in 1967, for example, pope pau...
Philip Booth
Meeting the Christians of Aleppo
standing in the square and closing my eyes tight shut, i could just about imagine what it must have been like in days gone by: the place thr...
John Pontifex
Mary Kenny: Luther, warts and all
this is martin luther’s centenary year – he nailed his notorious 95 theses to the church door in wittenberg in 1517 – and the holy father ha...
Mary Kenny
Comments of the Week
i respect and appreciate catholic schools sir – i would like to make my position clear in response to concerns about my views on catholic sc...
The Catholic Herald
St Dominic’s fight against heresy set to dance
it’s good to talk. and the order of preachers (dominicans) did some good talking together late last month during our 800th jubilee mission c...
Fr Dominic White
Film: The jury’s out on civil rights legal drama
loving (12a, 123 mins, ★★★ ) is the true story of richard and mildred loving, the virginia couple whose legal case in the late 1...
Will Gore
Television: Were Bacon’s popes a search for God?
any documentary about francis bacon has a tough job to do in having to match up to that glorious instalment of the south bank show, in which...
Will Gore
Fine Art: Vanessa Bell through a granddaughter's eyes
the textile artist, literary art director, muralist and fashion designer cressida bell – vanessa bell’s granddaughter and virginia woolf’s g...
Miguel Cullen
Music: Ravishing Rice leaves the audience crushed
the french composer francis poulenc offered two contrasting faces to his audience: on the one hand a committed catholic, on the other a robu...
Michael White
The most extraordinary politician of modern times
margaret thatcher: a life and legacy by david cannadine, oup, £10.99 for those who haven’t the time to read charles moore’s official biograp...
Jack Carrigan
The age of the trembling upper lip
the history of england: revolution by peter ackroyd, macmillan, £25 the fourth volume of peter ackroyd’s history of england lands with a 400...
Michael Duggan
A lyrical novel of modern martyrdom
the golden legend by nadeem aslam, faber and faber, £16.99 "the kinship of humanity was what christ bought into the world,” reflects the fic...
Stav Sherez
Word This Week
the fifth sunday of the year is 58:7-10; 1 cor 2:1-5; mt 5:13-16 (year a) ‘share your bread with the hungry, and shelter the homeless poor. ...
Bishop David McGough
Omnium Gatherum
as i write i am within sight of the rocky mountains, preparing to preach at masses during a parish’s forty hours’ devotion, also called by t...
Fr John Zuhlsdorf
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