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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
Catholics in Britain and America are drawing closer together
the launch of the american edition of the catholic herald brings to these shores our own version of a journal that has been making british c...
Charles Coulombe
The mystery of Fr Jenkins
can pope francis impose a moratorium on the use of “mystery” in catholic discourse? can he ban it from official and semi-official catholic j...
Sohrab Ahmari
A Marian moment away from the tourists
the paradox of modern mass tourism is that we all want to visit beautiful places that aren’t spoilt by tourism, and yet each of us is a tour...
Andrew M Brown
Leading articles
style and substance you hold in your hands the first us edition of the catholic herald. it was 130 years in the making, but we think you’ll ...
The Catholic Herald
A rarely-seen Requiem performed with a vengeance
when stravinsky wrote his own sober if seductive mass setting, he stressed the importance of using emotionally cold music to ensure nothing ...
Michael White
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
The future of the Catholic vote
Historically, the US faithful have voted along ethnic lines – or mirrored national divisions. But old allegiances are fraying
Daniel McCarthy
Roger Scruton makes his critics look tiny. But I fear for the future of public life
i take the war on roger scruton personally. the conservative philosopher was recently appointed to some unimportant british government commi...
Tim Stanley
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
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