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What began in bewilderment and reluctance led, over time, to a profound rediscovery of the Traditional Latin Mass

Eduard Habsburg

What began as a bold and uncertain experiment has become a distinctive expression of Catholic life rooted in English spiritual and cultural tradition

Fr Mark Elliott Smith

New research suggests Catholicism in Britain will endure not by blending in, but by embracing clear and confident forms of identity

Joseph Shaw

Patristic sources, Jewish liturgy, and Scripture point towards an understanding of ‘tongues’ very different from modern assumptions

Philip Blosser

One year after his election, Pope Leo XIV is still revealing the shape of his pontificate as the cardinals who chose him reflect on his leadership, priorities and pursuit of unity

Michael Haynes

Syria’s diminished Christian community faces an uncertain future as the country attempts to rebuild after civil war

John Pontifex

Pentecost did not erase the distinction between peoples, but united nations through Christ while preserving their integrity

Patrick Neve

ash wednesday is intended to be an annual crossroads in the life of a christian. this year it may also have acted as a crossroads in the lif...

Gavin Ashenden

the splendid exhibition at the national gallery of sienese art from the glory days of the 14th century is perhaps the nearest many visitors ...

Melanie McDonagh

the uk’s pro-life movement is calling on catholic bishops to speak out more publicly and effectively against a culture that sees women being...

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