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Long-lost chapter of Bible discovered
a long-lost chapter of biblical text has been discovered nearly 1,500 years after it was initially written. according to the study published...
Hugh Kerr
Queen offers example of Christian vocation lived fully, says Bishop Davies
queen elizabeth ii has shown to the world how a christian vocation can be lived fully in public life, the bishop of shrewsbury has said. in ...
Simon Caldwell
More to St Paul’s than religion
in the shadow of st paul’s cathedral: the churchyard that shaped london by margaret willes yale university press, pp. 320, £25 the romanists...
Robert Gray
Anglican sex scandals are made worse by power abuse and a lack of accountability
you might be tempted to think the scandal that has caused the resignation of the anglican bishop of liverpool is about sex. but in fact, it'...
Gavin Ashenden
A glimpse of heaven at Sir John Soane's Museum
architectural drawings: hidden masterpieces from sir john soane’s museum by dr frances sands batsford press, £35, 159 pages "we’ll make heav...
Serenhedd James
Penny Mordaunt, the authoritarian, anti-life candidate
watching boris johnson flounder in the twilight of his premiership one couldn’t help but feel that the outgoing prime minister had somehow, ...
Simon Caldwell
Will it be a Hungarian Pope?
hungarian cardinal péter erdő – archbishop of esztergom-budapest – may be emerging as a front-runner to succeed pope francis. the canon law ...
Staff Reporter
Right-wing shift in European elections could both hinder and help Pope’s agenda
less than a week after pope francis called on people to recognise migrants as “a living image of god’s people on their way to the eternal ho...
John L Allen
Catholic Bishops call for UK to "forsake nuclear arsenal"
the catholic bishops of england and wales and the catholic bishops of scotland have issued a joint statement , calling on the uk "to forsake...
Staff Reporter
REVIEW – The Monastic World: A 1,200-Year History, by Andrew Jotischky
the monastic world: a 1,200-year history andrew jotischky yale university press, 464 pages, £25 the sense of calm that guests experience whe...
Alexander Faludy
Pope drops in on Belgian homeless
brussels – pope francis has made an unannounced visit to a parish in brussels where he met with members of the local homeless population and...
Elise Allen
O Cebreiro: The greatest Eucharistic miracle you've never heard of ...
cover image: chalice and paten of o cebreiro, by fcpb - own work, cc by 3.0 the doubts of a bohemian priest travelling to rome on pil...
Curtis Williams
Vatican announces changes to canon law which may affect Opus Dei
the 90,000 lay members and roughly 2,000 priests of opus dei, a worldwide catholic organisation which is currently the church’s lone persona...
Crux Staff
The Queen’s Christian example
the queen, in the loss of her husband, has the great consolation of every christian: the resurrection of the dead, part of the creed that sh...
The Catholic Herald
Augustine Institute’s new campus aims to become evangelising 'crossroads' for renewal of Church in US
new york – following the purchase of a sprawling new campus in florissant, missouri, the president of the augustine institute says he envisi...
johnlavenburg
UK Catholic Leaders of Today 2022: Law and Politics
law dame finola o’farrell high court judge finola o’farrell became a high court judge in 2016. she is in charge of the technology and constr...
The Catholic Herald
'I've got to be obsessed'
lady antonia fraser greets me from behind a mountain of books as i enter the drawing room in her holland park home. she is sitting, resplend...
Constance Watson
An "outstanding" opera and some "memorable" interpretations of Bach
margaret attwood’s scary story of existence under a pernicious christian fundamentalist regime, the handmaid’s tale , made grim readin...
Michael White
The genius of old age: Michelangelo's later works at the British Museum
the essential aspect of this exhibition is in the title: michelangelo, the last decades . how does genius age? michelangelo lived to a great...
Gertrude Clarke
The mystery of Jesus's 'stern' moment with the leper (and with us)
"jesus immediately sent him away and sternly ordered him, 'mind you say nothing to anyone'" (mark 1:43-44). our lectionary translation for p...
Fr David Howell
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