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Francis Phillips

Taking a ‘leap of faith’ doesn’t mean being irrational

April 20, 2018

Conversion involves trustfulness and self-surrender, not simply impulse

The Christians who resisted Hitler

April 17, 2018

Paul Shrimpton says the Christian faith of those involved in the White Rose movement has been downplayed or ignored

How living in solitude led one man to God

April 12, 2018

It was his long hikes in the Nevada desert that first gave Kenneth Garcia a sense of the 'mysterious and holy'

Spiritual books: by Francis Phillips

April 12, 2018

Christopher Carstens, director of the Office for Sacred Worship in the Diocese of La Crosse, Wisconsin has, in A Devotional Journey Into the Mass (Sophia Institute Press, 131pp, £10) written on “how Mass can become a time of grace, nourishment and devotion” with insight, passion and originality. It is not the usual type of book

Catholics should rediscover the meaning of chivalry

April 09, 2018

Charles Coulombe says Catholics should live the faith as much as possible

Becoming Catholic means embracing the mysterious

April 06, 2018

Sometimes you have to jettison the arguments and invite the sceptic to make a leap of faith

Why we must take hell seriously

April 02, 2018

Optimistically hoping no-one is in hell doesn’t begin to cut it

Why feminists want to twist the story of St Mary Magdalene

March 29, 2018

Feminists are drawn to St Mary Magdalene because they are blind to her true Gospel significance

Every Holy Land pilgrim needs this book

March 26, 2018

A classic work, published in 1930, stands the test of time

Kenneth Clark had a warning on the future of Western Civilisation

March 23, 2018

'One may be optimistic, but one can’t exactly be joyful at the prospect before us,' the Civilisation presenter said

Do Christians and Muslims worship the same God?

March 19, 2018

The question is more complicated than you may think

Did George Washington have a vision of Our Lady?

March 16, 2018

A children's book recounts a popular legend

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