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The tolerance of George III
in the long via dolorosa down which roman catholics had to march to win the franchise before 1829, they hardly had a more resolute opponent ...
Andrew Roberts
Elgar’s digital revelation
elgar’s 1900 midlands setting of st john henry newman’s the dream of gerontius is a rich starting point for delving into english catholic cu...
Joanna-Bullivant
Heresy? The ravings of an old man? Or did the Pope have a point?
his holiness the pope has caused predictable outrage by suggesting, on his recent visit to singapore, that "all religions are a path to god"...
Alexander Norman
Harrison Butker endorses Trump as 'most pro-life' option on 'crucial topic for me'
super bowl champion harrison butker has endorsed former president donald trump’s bid to become the next us president, calling him “the presi...
James Jeffrey
Letters to the Editor: Euthanasia in Belgium 'is so out of control we are killing depressed teenagers’
clear warning sir – here in belgium many of my friends, catholics and non-catholics alike, are watching the recent developments in the uk pa...
Catholic Herald Readers
Integralism: How Catholics can lose friends and alienate people
in 1911, rh benson, the catholic convert son of the archbishop of canterbury, wrote a book called the dawn of all, set in 1973. this offered...
Gertrude Clarke
Poulenc’s glorious surrealism
that the composer francis poulenc was devoutly catholic is signalled by his output of choral works so fervent they force you to your knees: ...
Michael White
New Latin Mass history is 'a momentous work, exhaustively referenced and well tied-together'
the latin mass and the intellectuals: petitions to save the ancient mass from 1966 to 2007 dr joseph shaw, president of the latin mass socie...
Tom Colsy
The Surrender upon Sex: a critique of the Church of England
this is a chapter and extract from catholic herald writer gk chesterton's 1935 book "the well and the shallows". i have explained that these...
GK Chesterton
On discipleship
october is not an especially exciting month liturgically: we have an uninterrupted run of ordinary sundays, with readings from chapters 17 t...
Fr Richard Ounsworth OP
Cradle Catholics forget how easy they have it compared to us Anglican converts
the appointment of fr david waller as the first bishop ordinary of the personal ordinariate of our lady of walsingham represents not only a ...
Matthew Showering
A rival to Tagle: why Singapore’s Cardinal Goh could become the next pope
while filipino prelate, cardinal luis antonio tagle, is seen as the leading candidate to succeed pope francis – should the pontiff follow th...
Staff Reporter
Explaining the position of Spanish Catholics in November’s protests
on july 23rd this year, spaniards voted in the third inconclusive general election in the past four years, called by the country’s socialist...
George Young
Italian Senate blocks controversial ‘anti-homophobia’ bill
vatican city, oct 28, 2021 / 05:00 am a bill to introduce “anti-homophobia” legislation in italy, harshly criticized by pro-family leaders a...
Hannah Brockhaus
Exaggerated greatness: The Wreckers reviewed
the most curious thing about dame ethel smyth’s the wreckers – a “neglected” opera, rescued from the shadows for this summer’s glyndebourne ...
Michael White
Philippine president threatens to close Catholic churches that hold public Masses
cna staff, mar 24, 2021 / 06:00 pm mt ( cna ) .- a spokesperson for rodrigo duterte, president of the philippines, said the government will ...
CNA Staff
What would Saint Francis make of Assisi today?
With lavishly-endowed basilicas, coach loads of tourists and pilgrims swarming around his tomb, Assisi is in many ways a money-making machine that any modern pilgrim site tends to be nowadays
James Jeffrey
St Birinus Music Festival to celebrate Allhallowtide with the music of 'commemoration' – Gregorian chant
a musical performance is strikingly akin to an act of commemoration. it is the job of musicians to commune with composers who, more often th...
Ryan Wigglesworth
‘I fight the good fight, the good fight of faith’
father gerald murray is an ice hockey-playing new york priest, canon lawyer and conservative catholic public commentator. he is probably the...
William Cash
Mary and Joseph were guided by goodness
during lent we should look to the model obedience of mary and joseph. the month of march falls entirely within lent this year, but there are...
Fr Richard Ounsworth OP
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