Culture

since elon musk decided to promote matt walsh’s “what is a woman?” documentary on twitter this week it has been all anyone is talking about....

Katherine Bennett

lucien de guise finds that a splendid exhibition at the british museum is  full of visual treats. the british museum doesn’t conceal mu...

Lucien de Guise

it is often said that the test of first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in mind at the same time and still retain...

Georgia L. Gilholy

the liturgy, the family, and the crisis of modernity: essays of a traditional catholic  joseph shaw  os justi press, £15.95, 294 p...

Fr Kevin Chalifoux

we always say that god is not a puzzle to be solved, but the unfathomable reality within and beyond everything that is, ever has been or eve...

Fr Richard Ounsworth OP

deciding between jung and christ on the problem of evil. films about exorcism often catch the public’s fertile imagination. the recent film ...

Gavin Ashenden

the king is dead, long live the king! majesty, mourning and modernity in edwardian britain  martin williams hodder & stoughton, £25...

Shan Jenkins

nick ripatrazone applauds a new translation and presentation of the roman writer seneca’s play the madness of hercules. dana gioia, the nota...

Nick Ripatrazone

benjamin ivry looks at the czech leader’s complicated relationship with catholicism. this year marks the 30th anniversary of the election of...

Benjamin Ivry

the anointing and crowning of king charles iii was a deeply religious event. as an officer of arms i had the privilege (and duty) of attendi...

John Martin Robinson