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Thirsty souls in Mao’s wasteland
the souls of china: the return of religion after mao by ian johnson, allen lane, £25 china has been through much in the past hundred years, ...
James Butler
Do grown-ups still need dogma?
black sheep and prodigals by dave tomlinson, hodder, £14.99 dave tomlinson declares that his book is “for people who are fed up with black a...
Jonathan Wright
Briefly noted
catholicism: a very short introduction by gerald o’collins (oxford university press, £7.99) . this is a fully updated, second edition of thi...
Staff writers
Word this week
trinity sunday ex 34:4-6 & 8-9; 2 cor 13:11-13; jn 3:6-18 (year a) there is, within us all, a lingering fear that god is unapproachable....
Bishop David McGough
Lectio Divina
for god so loved the most holy trinity: john 3:16-18 16 for god loved the world so much that he gave his only son, so that everyone who beli...
Mgr Anthony Abela
Prize crossword 0494
cryptic across 5 sewer’s blocked at the end, with bad weather to come (5) 6 arm against english riposte (5) 8 rainforest’s struggle to survi...
Alun Evans
Martyrdoms that could rival any horror film
Virginia Rounding's account of Henry VIII's sadism is unremittingly gory but scholarly and well-written, says Simon Caldwell
Simon Caldwell
Cardinal Sarah: Criticisms of Benedict XVI are 'diabolical'
The cardinal said some criticisms of the former pope's preface to his latest book were 'diabolical and cover the Church with a mantle of sadness and shame'
Nick Hallett
Morning Catholic must-reads: 07/06/17
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
What can Catholics learn from Protestants? Quite a lot, according to one new book
Peter Kreeft writes that Catholics can discover a 'personal relationship with Jesus Christ' from engaging in dialogue with Protestants
Francis Phillips
Ordinariate establishes first ever parish in Torbay
The parish has been established at a former Methodist chapel that was purchased in 2015
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The best of the blogosphere
✣ highlights from the week online francis’s bishops: an uneasy relationship the pope is hoping to reshape the church with the support of bis...
Staff writers
In brief
archbishop criticises trump’s budget plan archbishop joseph kurtz of louisville, kentucky, has said donald trump’s proposed cuts to aid prog...
Staff Reporter
Mary Kenny: ‘Not in our name’ - a sentiment that saves lives
andy burnham, the new mayor of manchester, who coped so gracefully with the aftermath of the terrible atrocity at the manchester arena, said...
Mary Kenny
Monteverdi’s career of harmony and rivalry
claudio monteverdi, whose 450th anniversary we celebrate this year, was almost as good at grumbling as he was at composing. he had entered t...
Jonathan Wright
Music: Epic Beethoven in a Borders village church
when you live in london, with the convenience of sophisticated halls and world-class concerts on tap, it’s maybe perverse to take successive...
Michael White
Theatre: A dreamworld of Jews, Mormons and angels
angels in america , tony kushner’s award-winning epic at national theatre, describes the impact of aids on the gay community in san francisc...
Robert Tanitch
Briefly noted
world without end by thomas keating ocso (bloomsbury, £10.99) . the author, an american trappist and well-known exponent of contemplative pr...
Fr John Zuhlsdorf
Omnium Gatherum
dom prosper guéranger, in the liturgical year, looks at the discourse of peter at the pentecost event. the multitudes had gathered for the j...
Fr John Zuhlsdorf
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