An antidote to the cant and confusion of our times
A collection of articles by Fr George William Rutler provides a witty insight into the current crisis
The remarkable courage of the Jesuit who rescued souls on the WWI battlefields
Fr Willie Doyle was convinced the eternal fate of souls was at stake daily in the killing fields of WWI
The Jesuit who photographed the First World War
Father Francis Browne SJ was already famous for taking the last photos of the Titanic
Book review: a brave, even bravura, journey
Francis Phillips reviews The Crossway, by Guy Stagg
Only religion could have inspired the beauties of Venice
Beauty and Christianity are intertwined – as the Bruderhof, and Roger Scruton, appreciate
A photo that reveals what faith is all about
As a new book reminds us, Blessed Miguel Pro was a high-spirited man who gave everything to Christ – including his last moments
How to sanctify your daily work
Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski said physical work was a true calling for Christians
The poet who saw the sacramental in everyday life
Gerard Manley Hopkins’s conversion did not lead him to write conventional religious verse
Finding faith amid the Nazi persecution
Etty Hillesum’s diaries document her spiritual awakening in the Nazi-occupied Netherlands
What makes a great letter writer?
A collection of ‘Letters That Changed the World’ is a very mixed bag
