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How St Thomas More's brother-in-law changed music history
John Rastell's work affected our liturgical experience forever
Matthew Schellhorn
In brief
mother teresa booklet sent to surrey parishes a booklet about mother teresa will be distributed in all surrey parishes this weekend. mother ...
Staff writers
Prize crossword 0455
cryptic across 5 good people, these, working on behalf of chad? (10) 8 horse boxes run out: that’s a rum thing (4) 9 saint coming from heath...
Alun Evans
Music: ‘Ninja granny’ fires up Proms Liszt concerto
daniel barenboim and martha argerich first met as children growing up in buenos aires. and it was like children that they sweetly left the p...
Michael White
Television: Spot the 1980s movie – in eight episodes
spoiler alert: stranger things (netflix) is one big spoiler. from beginning to end. within a few minutes you’ll be thinking, “do i recognise...
Tim Stanley
Art round-up: Punk in its heyday: which side were you on?
there is an exhibit in punk 1976-78 which made me break out in (nostalgic) smiles. it is a t-shirt called you’re gonna wake up one morning a...
Miguel Cullen
Briefly noted
faith and struggle on smokey mountain by benigno p beltran (alban books, £18.99) . the author, a filipino priest of the society of the divin...
Staff writers
Football: the other religion of Argentina
angels with dirty faces by jonathan wilson, orion, £20 some of the best sports books of recent times have sought to survey the football cult...
Will Gore
The holy mountain time almost forgot
mount sinai by george manginis, haus publishing, £20 mountains have always commanded a singular place in religion. pagan societies worshippe...
Mark Curtis
Searching for utopia, with limits
when i was a child there was a popular song whose chorus repeated this line: “everyone is searching for utopia.” and we all are. every one o...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
Rita Ora to sing for Pope Francis on eve of Mother Teresa's canonisation
The singer will help celebrate the Blessed's Albanian heritage in a concert at St Peter's Basilica
Staff Reporter
Funeral for earthquake victims set for Amatrice after survivors rebel against plans
A state funeral will be held in one of the areas worst hit by the Italian earthquake after residents rebelled against the Government's original plans
Associated Press
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg meets Pope Francis
Pair discuss 'how to use communication technologies to alleviate poverty'
Associated Press
The burkini, unlike nuns' habits, is a challenge to the French way of life
Are the French authorities right to try and ban it? I confess to being a bit torn on this one
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
What's inside this week's magazine?
Take a look inside this week's Catholic Herald
Staff Reporter
Book review: A tender, modern portrait of a marriage
This stunning first novel about the 'Michelangelo of Suffolk' brings the 19th century vividly to life
AN Wilson
Word This Week
The Twenty-second Sunday of the Year Ecclus 3:17-20 Heb 12:18-19, 22-24 Lk 14: 1-7 (year c)
Bishop David McGough
Television: The perfect show for our shameless culture
cilla black used to have a show called blind date, where a contestant picked a partner from three people hidden behind a wall. their guide w...
Tim Stanley
The best of the Catholic blogosphere
✣ highlights from the week online prepare for persecution under the stark headline “comfort catholicism has to go; it is time to prep...
Staff writers
Lies, myths and patent frauds
they all laughed at columbus when he said the world was round, they all laughed when edison recorded sound. ira gershwin professor rodney st...
Michael Duggan
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