Travel & Pilgrimage

john goddard see his life as a pilgrimage. it has taken him into anglican orders, first as an anglo-catholic priest and as the anglican bish...

Simon Caldwell

navigating the relationship between science and faith can be something of a minefield. fr georges lemaître (whom i wrote about last month) w...

Fr Robert Verrill OP

"if you believe in a loving god, why do babies die of leukemia?” i’d never engaged seriously before with the question, but when faced with h...

Mark Dowd

leaders the order of malta has the right to control its affairs walk this way to level up britain the us church must encourage freedom from ...

The Catholic Herald

during lent many of us will pray the 14 stations of the cross, especially on good friday. they are a popular devotion taking us from pontius...

Patrick van der Vorst

where would you go?  i would go to much wenlock and wenlock abbey because it is the site of saint milburga, who was an eighth-century a...

The Catholic Herald

deep in the iraqi desert, near the highway leading to the saudi arabian border, lie the ruins of al-qusair church, the oldest church in iraq...

Tom Westcott

the sun was setting to the west as i stood upon a vantage point known to the byzantine residents of constantinople as hagios demetrios. it w...

Mark Jenkins

closing soon in paris is the most recent rendezvous for the west’s occasional romance with the islamic world. ‘cartier and islamic art: in s...

Lucien de Guise

there is a folk history of the reformation in england which goes roughly as follows: in the years immediately before the break with rome, th...

Niall Gooch