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Travel & Pilgrimage
There’s no place like Rome: Something for everyone, with the Pope as your neighbour
as the hot summer months approach, and rome brims with tourists and pilgrims flocking to the eternal city to soak up its rich historic cultu...
Elise Ann Allen
The second flood
the high house jessie greengrass, £14.99, 288pp, swift press what do we know about noah’s ark? rather a lot, actually. we know its dimension...
Violet Hudson
On pilgrimage with Tom Holland
where would you go? i’ve done the camino to santiago and i’ve always wanted to go to rome (the via francigena). i’d been vaguely think...
The Catholic Herald
Enjoying some of the finest music ever written stunningly performed thanks to The Sixteen's Choral Pilgrimage
the sixteen are on the road again, with their annual choral pilgrimage. last year the theme encompassed the 400th anniversary of the death o...
Serenhedd James
Cardinal Sarah: 'The crisis of the Church has entered a new phase'
rome - in a rare intervention, cardinal robert sarah has said that “the crisis of the church has entered a new phase: the crisis of the magi...
Diana Montagna
The Tent Commandments
the 15-minute walk from frieze london to frieze masters takes you back millennia in time. in the recent past it was almost like travelling f...
Lucien de Guise
Diary: Former Anglican priests finding their true home in the Catholic Church
the personal ordinariates established under the provisions of anglicanorum coetibus represent, as the late mgr mark langham called them, “re...
Monsignor Keith Newton
On Pilgrimage With: Sir Stephen Hough
where would you go? probably assisi. i know what has become known as “the franciscan spirit” is really a later, softer invention or adaptati...
The Catholic Herald
Seeds of hope in a barren wasteland
the vanishing: faith, loss, and the twilight of christianity in the land of the prophets by janine di giovanni publicaffairs, £22.99, 272 pa...
Gerard Russell
GK Chesterton is still going strong despite the naysaying
this year saw the 150th anniversary of the birth of gilbert keith chesterton in london’s notting hill on 29 may 1874. it has ...
Stuart McCullough
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