Culture

in 1969, while he was a professor of theology at the university of regensburg, fr joseph ratzinger gave a radio address in germany, asking “...

Ken Craycraft

as it is often noted, christmas seems to begin earlier and earlier every year: certain newspapers can be almost guaranteed to have a letter ...

Fr Richard Ounsworth OP

as a general rule in the 19th century, and to a slightly lesser extent afterwards, anglican churches tended to be built by anglican architec...

Michael Hodges

there is a fashion in the secular world for something called “dry january”. just 31 days without alcohol, in part to make up for all the exc...

Sam Marsden

the word: on the translation of the bible john barton allen lane, £25, 320 pages the tricky business of translating sacred scripture from th...

John Ritzema

in answer to a question thrown at me more than once, and only occasionally with accompanying rotten fruit, “yes, i do call myself a christia...

Katherine Bennett

the house of lords has backed the national roll out of buffer zones around abortion clinics in a move which could turn private and silent pr...

Simon Caldwell

february 1 marks the feast of st. brigid in ireland, a day most people in the country grew up with as the second most-important "irish" sain...

Dualta Roughneen

three days were set aside for the 26 th  meeting of catholic journalists - the catholic media federation's international day of saint f...

Tom Colsy

an islamist terrorist rampaged through two catholic churches in southern spain, murdering a sacristan and wounding a priest with a machete. ...

Tom Colsy