Every story of conversion is of interest as each convert has their own unique experience of faith to relate. Nonetheless,

Having blogged about It’s Good to be Here (Sophia Press), the reflections of Christina Chase, who was born with spinal

My Irish grandfather, who lived in Cork, used to tell me when I was a child that he was looking

I was especially drawn to read Mary Farrow’s article on Acedia on the Catholic Herald website for 19 May as

Sometimes you read a book that reminds you most forcibly that almost al our worries are trivial, small niggles that

Sophia Institute Press has produced a most attractive and original book for girls, roughly of the age range 6-9. It

Having blogged about Russell Shaw’s Eight Popes and the Crisis of Modernity (Ignatius Press), I had many questions I wanted

Are Catholics more susceptible to conspiracy theories than other people? Yes and no. Yes, because ours is a supernatural religion

Why would you illustrate a poem? The answer is, if you are an artist and think visually, that is what

A Catholic neighbour in our village called on me recently (keeping the appropriate distance, naturally.) She has published a slim

Anyone who is looking for a short, succinct survey of the men who occupied the papacy during the 20th century,

Having written a blog on Confessions of the Antichrist, a novel by Addison Hodges Hart (Angelico Press, £14.50), I was