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cryptic across 5 place in colorado for vicar edward to retreat (6) 7 was blues’ chairman more roguish? (6) 9 he who helped kill sennacherib ...
Alun Evans
How to … Spend Boxing Day
the correct term, of course, is st stephen’s day: we mark the first martyr of the early church, a reminder that the infant jesus, in his inf...
The Catholic Herald
Entertainment right down to the footnotes - the best books of 2018
i haven’t been able to shake patricia byrne’s the preacher and the prelate (merrion press, 258pp, £13.99/$24.99) from my mind since reading ...
Michael Duggan
Nine books that will lift your spirits
it is always a fascinating exercise to look back over the year and try to select the most memorable books reviewed. why this book and not th...
Francis Phillips
2018 was a good year to be a book reviewer. Here's why
not all book reviewers are as despondent and sore oppressed as the one depicted by orwell in a bleak essay. some of us, after years in the g...
Allan Massie
Musical magic in Ludlow
anybody interested in english song will know the shropshire town of ludlow as the place where “lads in their hundreds ... come in for the fa...
Michael White
The explosive and enigmatic stained glass of Harry Clarke
where the imagery of christmas is concerned, i am an old fogey. i like to be surrounded by cards bearing paintings of the holy family by old...
Michael Duggan
How to feast like a medieval Catholic
"good day, sir christmas, our king!” proclaims an english carol of the 15th century, welcoming the beginning of the christmas season, and te...
Eleanor Parker
The hammer that laid Europe’s foundations
as europe passed the poignant milestone of november 11, it could have escaped no one’s attention what inspired the project to unite the cont...
Ed West
How the Diocese of Shrewsbury is creating a springtime of vocations
spring can seem far off in these darkest days of our year. yet at christmas, the days are already imperceptibly growing longer and brighter....
Bishop Mark Davies
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