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The inspired scribblings of England's finest Catholic poet
on visiting the wren library in cambridge charles lamb had an unwelcome shock. inspecting the manuscript for milton’s lycidas, he was “stagg...
Michael Hurley
Confessions of a Scandinavian St Augustine
the end by karl ove knausgaard, harvill secker, 1,153pp, £25/$49.95 the english translation of the end, the final volume of the celebrated n...
Matt Thorne
Coke, Superman, Thanksgiving: the world's debt to US culture
inventing the american tradition by jack david eller, reaktion books, 304pp, £25/$30 where do traditions come from? their origins are genera...
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
Prize crossword 0568
cryptic across 1 insignificant number lacking zip in old musical brought back featuring, in sam, a naughty girl (6) 4 egyptian city’s almost...
Alun Evans
Airbrushing the Bible out of the First World War
for the soldiers in the trenches of the first world war, the comforts of faith were essential. indeed, so bravely did the french priests ser...
Mary Kenny
Heretic of the week
arius (ad 250 or 256–336) was a north african priest who taught that christ was not god. although his teaching was condemned by the council ...
Charles Coulombe
The Word this week
the 33rd sunday of the year daniel 12:1-13; hebrews 10:11-14 & 18; mark 13:24-32 (year b) "at that time michael will stand up, the great...
Bishop David McGough
Mass readings
ordinary form divine office week i sunday, november 18: the 33rd sunday of the year dn 12:1-3; ps 16; heb 10:11-14, 18; mk 13:24-32 mon...
The Catholic Herald
Letters & emails
let’s share cathedrals with anglicans sir – i found peter sheppard’s article (charterhouse, october 5) about the possibility of catholics re...
The Catholic Herald
Cause of Fr Pedro Arrupe ‘to open in February’
Fr Arrupe led the Jesuits from 1965 to 1983
Cindy Wooden
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Staff Reporter
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this week marks a huge moment in the 130-year history of the catholic herald as we launch the us edition of the magazine. to coincide with t...
Staff Reporter
How to subscribe to the Catholic Herald
this week marks a huge moment in the 130-year history of the catholic herald as we launch the us edition of the magazine. to coincide with t...
Staff Reporter
Despite being overwhelmingly Lutheran, Finland has opened its heart to Catholicism
Its Catholic population may be small, but Finland sees itself as a model of ecumenism
Emil Anton
Pope Francis marks World War I centenary with message of peace
the bells of st peter’s basilica rang out in unison with thousands of other church bells around the world sunday as pope francis commemorate...
Courtney Grogan/CNA
Discos in the Vatican? The Church can do better than this
The cringe-worthy sight of bishops trying to dance points to a greater problem
Fr Dominic Allain
The Byzantine Jesuit who stood up to Moscow
Fr Robert Taft was a rare figure in Rome who spoke up for persecuted Ukrainian Catholics
Fr Raymond de Souza
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Robert Wargas
Prize crossword 0567
cryptic across 5 prophetic, a typical cop turns bad (11) 7 no end to odd obstruction (4) 8 tax collector’s dad, a greek character, makes bru...
Alun Evans
Word this week
the 32nd sunday of the year 1 kgs 17:10-16; heb 9:24-28; mk 12:38-44 (year b) "it is the lord who keeps faith forever. it is he who gives br...
Bishop David McGough
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