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Ex-Anglicans have been here before
last week a bishop offered the faithful some timely reassurance. bishop steven lopes leads the american branch of the ordinariate – a group ...
Fr Ed Tomlinson
The Maltese furore
the apostle paul brought the gospel to malta, and the maltese today arguably remain the most catholic people on the planet, despite plunging...
Fr Mark Drew
Orthodox Catholicism’s eastern outpost
of all the countries you might expect to take centre stage in the church’s internal drama, a muslim-majority former soviet republic with a m...
Dan Hitchens
Who’s better? Ask the Little Sisters
the massive women’s march against donald trump was billed as being open to all, but they would not have made room on the podium for the litt...
Fr Raymond de Souza
Spies, lies and the Catholic faith
last year the daily telegraph reported that a devout christian was rejected for a job at the government’s communications headquarters (gchq)...
Celia Chard
When having a baby is dangerous
the honourable henry thynn was born on december 30, 2016. his father was lord weymouth, but lady weymouth, 30 years old, did not give birth....
Quentin de la Bedoyere
Mary Kenny: A march to nowhere
i was upbraided by a “facebook friend” for not being present at one of the women’s marches against president trump and his administration la...
Mary Kenny
Comments of the Week
parishes aren’t taking loneliness seriously sir – mary kenny’s article, “we’ll never wipe out loneliness” (january 13), was both interesting...
The Catholic Herald
The Christian sense and sensibility of Jane Austen
this year marks the bicentenary of jane austen’s death, at the age of 41. what sort of christian was this imaginative and highly intelligent...
Peter Mullen
Theatre: Ibsen survives a radical reworking
henrik ibsen’s hedda gabler works best in its correct period, the 1890s. but it is still interesting to see ivo van hove’s radical updating ...
Robert Tanitch
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