The unredeemed universe of Game of Thrones
April 11, 2019
To those not of a squeamish nature and who don’t mind the occasional beheading or people being eaten by their own dogs, this Sunday...
Ed West
The forgotten tale of England’s King Louis
April 27, 2018
Prince Louis shares his name with a controversial king
Fighting fire with fire
September 15, 2016
This month a Christian army in Iraq achieved a spectacular victory when it drove ISIS out of the northern village of Badanah. As is...
The great lie of London
September 8, 2016
At around 9pm on Saturday September 1, 1666, London baker Thomas Farriner went to bed after a day making dry biscuits for the Royal...
England’s lovable Christian warrior king
July 21, 2016
Athelstan by Tom Holland, Penguin, £9.99 Of all the kings and queens covered in Penguin’s new Monarchs of England series, perhaps the least known...
Vikings: how TV drama fell in love with bloodthirsty paganism
May 27, 2016
Series like Vikings portray Christians as joyless and pillagers as fun-loving
Is it appropriate for Pope Francis to accept the Charlemagne Prize?
May 6, 2016
It seems odd that the Holy Father should so openly take one side in the controversy over European integration
Ed West: Welcome to the Reformation 2.0
April 21, 2016
One of the curious trends of recent years has been the rise of “the Radical Rich” – billionaires devoted to progressive social movements, whether...
The new religion of the Silicon Valley elite
April 21, 2016
Right-on politics has become the prestige faith for the rich
What Francis really said about condoms
February 25, 2016
Pope francis’s in-flight press conferences have become the stuff of legend, a source of delight for journalists, confusion for the faithful and headaches for...
Meet the insufferable new elite
February 25, 2016
When I joined the Catholic Herald in September 2007, the American media were starting to talk up a junior senator from Illinois with a...
The unredeemed universe of Game of Thrones
April 11, 2019
To those not of a squeamish nature and who don’t mind the occasional beheading or people being eaten by their own dogs, this Sunday...
The forgotten tale of England’s King Louis
April 27, 2018
Prince Louis shares his name with a controversial king
Fighting fire with fire
September 15, 2016
This month a Christian army in Iraq achieved a spectacular victory when it drove ISIS out of the northern village of Badanah. As is...
The great lie of London
September 8, 2016
At around 9pm on Saturday September 1, 1666, London baker Thomas Farriner went to bed after a day making dry biscuits for the Royal...
England’s lovable Christian warrior king
July 21, 2016
Athelstan by Tom Holland, Penguin, £9.99 Of all the kings and queens covered in Penguin’s new Monarchs of England series, perhaps the least known...
Vikings: how TV drama fell in love with bloodthirsty paganism
May 27, 2016
Series like Vikings portray Christians as joyless and pillagers as fun-loving
Is it appropriate for Pope Francis to accept the Charlemagne Prize?
May 6, 2016
It seems odd that the Holy Father should so openly take one side in the controversy over European integration
Ed West: Welcome to the Reformation 2.0
April 21, 2016
One of the curious trends of recent years has been the rise of “the Radical Rich” – billionaires devoted to progressive social movements, whether...
The new religion of the Silicon Valley elite
April 21, 2016
Right-on politics has become the prestige faith for the rich
What Francis really said about condoms
February 25, 2016
Pope francis’s in-flight press conferences have become the stuff of legend, a source of delight for journalists, confusion for the faithful and headaches for...
Meet the insufferable new elite
February 25, 2016
When I joined the Catholic Herald in September 2007, the American media were starting to talk up a junior senator from Illinois with a...
