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Francis and the revival of the Right
a year ago you would have been forgiven for thinking that, following a successful brexit referendum, ukip would begin its slow decline into ...
Michael Warren Davis
Comments of the week
the secret of anglo-catholicism’s success sir – matthew schmitz’s cover story (february 24) is absolutely spot on. faith cannot just be depe...
The Catholic Herald
Theatre: Hillary lookalike brings down Caesar
as the audience arrived at this modern-day production of julius caesar they were greeted with television images of caesar’s conquest of “bar...
Alexander Jolliffe
Pastor Iuventus
my first visit to liverpool afforded me enough time to visit the two cathedrals. i liked “paddy’s wigwam” much more than i expected to. i ca...
Pastor Iuventus
Mass readings
ordinary form divine office week i sunday, march 5: first sunday of lent gn 2:7-9; 3:1-7; ps 51; rom 5:12-19; mt 4:1-11 monday, march 6: wee...
The Catholic Herald
March 5 to March 11
cardinal nichols (westminster) sun: rite of election, westminster cathedral, victoria street, london, sw1p 1lt, 3.00pm. wed: meeting with bi...
The Catholic Herald
Prize crossword 0480
cryptic across 1 face crisis of mistaken identity in ritualistic killings (10) 6 pirate on hearing bawdy song (7) 7 root for journalist to a...
Alun Evans
Daniel Johnson: The man who transformed Catholic thought
some people still look askance at catholic intellectuals. it doesn’t seem to matter to most british philosophers, for instance, that many of...
Daniel Johnson
We can no longer pretend that the Vatican is getting to grips with the abuse crisis
The Pope's commission has failed to deliver. Marie Collins's resignation is just the latest example
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
Pope Francis celebrates Ash Wednesday Mass in Rome
In his homily, the Holy Father said Lent is a path that 'leads to the triumph of mercy'
Catholic News Service
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