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‘Charm is deceitful, and beauty empty’: a biblical jolt to our superficial age
November 20, 2017
From fashion to pornography, we are forgetting that we are bodies with souls
Why is the Vatican still negotiating with China’s sinister Orwellian state?
November 17, 2017
Xi Jinping, in having crosses replaced with portraits of himself, is possibly more egotistical than the Sun King ever was
Why Zimbabwe’s army acted now to oust Mugabe
November 15, 2017
The country was faced with the prospect of Robert Mugabe being succeeded by his wife
We are not over the First World War
November 13, 2017
The First World War had no clear reason, and that is why we are so traumatised by it
The pope and the princess – holiness really is for all
November 10, 2017
These two very different people show how everyone is called to serve God
The ‘Ecumenical Mass’ idea may be dead, but what comes next?
November 07, 2017
From women deacons to married priests, Vatican officials seem to be 'flying the kite' for several radical ideas
In this moment of crisis, the Church desperately needs good priests
November 06, 2017
The Church needs renewal. Does it have the people who can bring it about?
Catalonia crisis: the Church needs to speak out – and fast
November 01, 2017
Not to say anything for fear of offending one side or another looks like cowardice
500 years of the Reformation. What is there to celebrate?
October 31, 2017
The Reformation’s main lasting achievement is the breaking of Church unity in the West
ISIS fighters returning to Britain should face a war crimes tribunal
October 30, 2017
We cannot allow extrajudicial killings. But at the same time, these people must face justice
The moral crisis of a Catholic nation
October 26, 2017
it is a cliché to observe that in Malta everyone knows everyone else, but it happens to be the truth. This was the historic strength of Maltese society, the basis of its deserved reputation for warmth and friendliness. The tie that binds was always strong. But now that tie has become a serious problem. The
‘Gunpowder’ may be violent, but that’s how England treated Catholics
October 23, 2017
Nothing in the show would surprise a Catholic who has been brought up on the stories of the martyrs
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