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Arts essay: Mary’s dramatic life needs no embellishment
we may think that parliament can be a little fractious these days, but we are pale shadows of our tudor forebears. in 1586 job throckmorton,...
Jonathan Wright
British exceptionalism from Virgil to Blair
the story of britain by roy strong, weidenfeld, 608pp, £30 sir roy strong is known for his reigns at the victoria and albert museum and the ...
Harry Mount
Omnium Gatherum
in 1959 john xxiii bestowed the title of doctor apostolicus on the franciscan friar st lawrence of brindisi (d 1619). he was a gifted lingui...
Fr John Zuhlsdorf
A quiet moment with Mary as Paris erupts
as france headed towards a resounding victory in the world cup final on sunday night i was in the chapel of the miraculous medal at the rue ...
Fr Dominic Allain
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cryptic across 5 tearful individual, 20, majority protected... (5) 6 ...being short timid sort requiring a spiritual role model (5) 8 minute...
Alun Evans
Consecrated celibacy: an apologia
huston smith, a renowned commentator on world religions, submits that you should not judge a religion by its worst expressions, but by its b...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
While I am tucked up in bed, my flock is being slaughtered, says bishop
Philippines bishop says he feels shame that he cannot stop the 'wolves' prowling his diocese
Staff Reporter
Why every Catholic should join in with the National Eucharistic Congress
In person or in prayer, Adoremus will be a time of special grace
Cardinal Vincent Nichols
How Humanae Vitae changed the Church
After Paul VI released Humanae Vitae 50 years ago, Catholics split into warring tribes
Stephen Bullivant
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