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Is Cardinal Zen a bargaining chip for Beijing in Vatican deal?
cardinal joseph zen - a long-standing critic of the vatican’s accommodation with the chinese communist party (ccp) - has now has his trial d...
The Catholic Herald
Anthony Scaramucci – from the Trump White House to the Crypto Market
you might remember him as president trump’s director of communications who was sacked after 11 days in the white house. but “the mooch” has ...
Karl Gustel Warnberg
An ecumenical matter
july 6, 2022 marked the centenary of the revival in the church of england of the shrine of our lady of walsingham, which centuries earlier h...
Michael Yelton
Bach's divine gift brought to life
the great passion by james runcie bloomsbury, £16.99, 272 pages this sublime novel about the domestic and spiritual genesis behind johann se...
William Cash
Standards in public life are at rock bottom
what does the decline of religion have to do with the current leadership battle in the conservative party? in our strange constitutional arr...
Laura Perrins
Decency is not enough
on various occasions i had to ask myself recently whether i was living in london in 2022 or 1980s italy. the soap opera of government crisis...
Fr Mark Vickers
‘I fight the good fight, the good fight of faith’
father gerald murray is an ice hockey-playing new york priest, canon lawyer and conservative catholic public commentator. he is probably the...
William Cash
A fighter for rights
sheila clare hollins – formally known as baroness hollins of wimbledon in the london borough of merton and of grenoside in the county of sou...
Simon Caldwell
Leaving space for the music
imagining the end of time is never a productive exercise but a temptation that attracts us all – including young composers like the noted to...
Michael White
The marvels of Campion Hall, Oxford
the jesuits originally arrived in oxford in 1793 when they opened a small chapel dedicated to st ignatius in st clements. they surrendered r...
Michael Hodges
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