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Why Trump gets the 'White Christian' vote
robert de niro has been one of the more strident voices warnings about the danger of a trump win in the american election. when he pla...
Gavin Ashenden
Bishops in US election battleground state of Iowa call out state and federal lawmakers over immigration crisis
in response to the us immigration crisis the catholic bishops of iowa have taken aim at both state and federal lawmakers. the bishops have c...
johnlavenburg
How Evelyn Waugh’s 'cantankerous' Catholicism clashed with America's literary scene at a dinner party in Florence
the conservative catholic novelist evelyn waugh (1903-1966) paid three visits to harold acton in italy in the 1950s and 1960s. i should...
‘I have called you by name’: the importance of Christian names in a world of gender ideology
names matter. family names matter because they tell a rich history and point to the deep bonds between parents and children. but first names...
BeatriceScudeler
Whoever defends God is defending Man
last july i took my kids on the train to the royal society summer science exhibition which coincided with that year’s pride march. on the wa...
Katherine Bennett
A tale of two women: A preview of The Last Caravaggio at the National Gallery.
melanie mcdonagh previews the last caravaggio at the national gallery . the national gallery in london celebrates its 200th birthday in...
Melanie McDonagh
Treasures of the Renaissance at the Hôtel de la Marine in Paris
the current exhibition on display at the hôtel de la marine in paris presents a beguilingly beautiful display of renaissance art that conjur...
Cressida Hargreaves
REVIEW – The Illuminated Window: Stories across Time, by Virginia Chieffo Raguin
the illuminated window: stories across time virginia chieffo raguin reaktion books, £30, 272 pages writing in the first half of the 12th cen...
Mary Walker
Mistress of arts: Angelica Kauffman and her noted paintings of stories with female protagonists
angelica kauffman (1741-1807) settled in rome in 1782, having already established herself as one of the 18th century’s best-regarded artists...
Ben Stephens
REVIEW – Crypt: Life, Death and Disease in the Middle Ages and Beyond, by Alice Roberts
crypt: life, death and disease in the middle ages and beyond alice roberts simon & schuster, £22, 352 pages alice roberts’s new book is ...
Hannah Glickstein
Guilt by association is everywhere now and is the antithesis of Christ's message
twice in the last twelve months friends have written to me warning me not to speak at particular conferences. they have advised me that i wi...
Gavin Ashenden
REVIEW: Evil's stench is strong in Jonathan Glazer's 'The Zone of Interest'
jonathan glazer’s latest film, the zone of interest, which deservedly won an oscar for the best inter national feature (with another for bes...
Julia Hamilton
Living in Christ is a call to love by word, deed and truth
what does it mean to live in christ? that is a question the answer to which i found fulfilled in the readings of sunday yesterday. in the bo...
Deacon Hector Ortiz
You can't police belief but the State still tries to control our thoughts and values
scotland's new hate crime and public order act is part of a trend in the western world for the state to police our thoughts and values. desi...
Alexklaushofer
Catholic voice of calm conservatism: Cardinal Müller attempts to bring order out of the chaos
now that the dust has settled on last week’s controversial national conservatism (natcon) conference in brussels, there is a chance to refle...
Ciaron Tobin
Lindisfarne's Marygate House retreat centre ‘suffering’ after 54 years of stormy weather on Holy Island
almost a million people visit the holy island of lindisfarne every year. many are drawn to finding a place apart and seeing the place where ...
The Catholic Herald
‘A daring raid deep inside the monarchy’: Netflix dramatisation of Prince Andrew’s infamous interview
last month netflix aired its latest production to do with the british royal family; no, not another series of the crown , but a drama ...
Julia Hamilton
The astonishing Fourth Gospel: teasing out the narrative of the one we call John
i hesitate to call the fourth gospel “john’s gospel”, since there is no reliable sign that john had anything to do with its authorship. it i...
Fr Henry Wansbrough OSB
The Temple Mount encapsulates the tragedy of religious conflict today
easter is a good time to reflect on what the temple mount means for the three abrahamic faiths, especially in the wake of the 7 october atta...
Anthony McCarthy
Nifty Shades of Grey: Great Flemish Drawings at the Ashmolean Museum
the ashmolean museum at oxford has set itself something of a challenge with its latest exhibition, but rises to it magnificently. bruegel to...
Ben Stephens
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