Quarantined in Thailand, I came to understand the drama of solitude
October 14, 2020
Thailand is subject to more entry restrictions than there are pages in this magazine
Constance Watson
Pope makes surprise visit to Basilica of St Augustine
August 28, 2020
Pope Francis made a surprise visit to the Basilica of St Augustine on Thursday to pray at the tomb of St Monica.
‘People here trust each other’: Can a Catholic student residence be saved?
June 12, 2020
When József Mák, student of physics at King’s College London, received notice of the impending closure of his accommodation, More House, his first reaction...
‘People want to see the church beautiful’: A Pugin restoration in London
May 22, 2020
A community in East London is coming together to restore its church to former glory. St Antony of Padua in the Diocese of Brentwood...
How Glasgow’s Little Sisters of the Poor have responded to the pandemic
May 13, 2020
The sisters are continuing their work of care despite government delays and financial pressure
Poll: Online religious services most popular with under-35s
May 6, 2020
But reports of an overall increase in prayer may be exaggerated
Wilfred: a deeply, if unintentionally, Catholic name for the PM’s baby
May 2, 2020
The saint evangelised Sussex and helped to establish the Roman method for calculating the date of Easter
‘People are being marvellous’: UK homelessness charities and the coronavirus
April 8, 2020
An estimated 320,000 people in the UK are homeless. So what happens when everyone is asked to stay in their homes?
How young Catholics are defending – and restoring – Chile’s churches
March 5, 2020
Last October, Chile was in the news for all the wrong reasons: during anti-government protests, revolutionary groups, largely made up of communists and anarchists, were...
What these Herald friends and contributors are giving up for Lent
February 26, 2020
What are Jacob Rees-Mogg, Lady Antonia Fraser and Mary Killen – among others – giving up this year?
The charity that turns no one away
January 25, 2018
Tackling homelessness is a tall order. Numerous bureaucratic and philanthropic organisations have dedicated their energies to ending it. Yet Providence Row is different from...
The friars shaking up internet radio
June 8, 2017
“Go into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature”: the Bible is consistent in its message that it is our duty...
Quarantined in Thailand, I came to understand the drama of solitude
October 14, 2020
Thailand is subject to more entry restrictions than there are pages in this magazine
Pope makes surprise visit to Basilica of St Augustine
August 28, 2020
Pope Francis made a surprise visit to the Basilica of St Augustine on Thursday to pray at the tomb of St Monica.
‘People here trust each other’: Can a Catholic student residence be saved?
June 12, 2020
When József Mák, student of physics at King’s College London, received notice of the impending closure of his accommodation, More House, his first reaction...
‘People want to see the church beautiful’: A Pugin restoration in London
May 22, 2020
A community in East London is coming together to restore its church to former glory. St Antony of Padua in the Diocese of Brentwood...
How Glasgow’s Little Sisters of the Poor have responded to the pandemic
May 13, 2020
The sisters are continuing their work of care despite government delays and financial pressure
Poll: Online religious services most popular with under-35s
May 6, 2020
But reports of an overall increase in prayer may be exaggerated
Wilfred: a deeply, if unintentionally, Catholic name for the PM’s baby
May 2, 2020
The saint evangelised Sussex and helped to establish the Roman method for calculating the date of Easter
‘People are being marvellous’: UK homelessness charities and the coronavirus
April 8, 2020
An estimated 320,000 people in the UK are homeless. So what happens when everyone is asked to stay in their homes?
How young Catholics are defending – and restoring – Chile’s churches
March 5, 2020
Last October, Chile was in the news for all the wrong reasons: during anti-government protests, revolutionary groups, largely made up of communists and anarchists, were...
What these Herald friends and contributors are giving up for Lent
February 26, 2020
What are Jacob Rees-Mogg, Lady Antonia Fraser and Mary Killen – among others – giving up this year?
The charity that turns no one away
January 25, 2018
Tackling homelessness is a tall order. Numerous bureaucratic and philanthropic organisations have dedicated their energies to ending it. Yet Providence Row is different from...
The friars shaking up internet radio
June 8, 2017
“Go into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature”: the Bible is consistent in its message that it is our duty...
