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Saint Columba: the apostle of Iona
Fifteen centuries after his voyage to Iona, the legacy of St Columba remains visible across Ireland and Scotland
Andrew Cusack
“Go to Jesus with love and confidence”
In his meditation on the Blessed Sacrament, St John Vianney reflects on Holy Communion as the soul’s true nourishment and the source of union with Christ
St John Vianney
The fire that remakes
The Church’s great mystics understood that the Holy Spirit does not preserve complacency, but breaks open the soul in order to renew it
Gavin Ashenden
St Boniface: the Englishman who became the Apostle of Germany
St Boniface became one of the most influential missionaries of the early medieval Church, helping to establish and strengthen Christianity across the German lands
Andrew Cusack
Martyrs, suffering and the bread of life
From St Justin Martyr to Corpus Christi, the Church’s calendar teaches us how to give ourselves to God
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St Philip Neri: Rome’s apostle of joy
Amid the corruption and exhaustion of Renaissance Rome, St Philip Neri answered spiritual crisis not with severity but with humour, friendship and irrepressible joy
Andrew Cusack
The witness of Jacques Fesch
A new translation of Jacques Fesch’s prison journal reveals a profound conversion and a searching testimony of faith on the eve of execution
Archbishop John Wilson
The Spirit descends like fire
And when the day of Pentecost was fully come, they were all with one accord in one place. And suddenly there came a sound from Heaven." Do you perceive the type? What is this Pentecost?
St John Chrysostom
No saint is an island
From the Apostles to the modern era, the history of the Church reveals how holy friendships have nourished sanctity and strengthened the Mystical Body of Christ
Clement Harrold
St Joseph of Cupertino: the high-flying dunce
The levitations of St Joseph of Cupertino remain among the most startling claims in Christian history, challenging modern assumptions about reason, reality and sanctity
Fr Dwight Longenecker
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