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October 27, 2016
Night’s Bright Darkness by Sally Read, Ignatius Press, £14.50 The story of a person’s conversion is often inspiring, and the poet Sally Read’s account of her own dramatic change of heart and mind is no exception. A staunch atheist, feminist and believer in euthanasia and abortion, the author, who trained as a psychiatric nurse, related
A pilgrimage through an English landscape charged with the grandeur of God
October 25, 2016
Francis Phillips interviews Catholic writer Joseph Pearce about his new book on a private pilgrimage
Writing about the Devil isn’t lunacy – it’s the purest realism
October 20, 2016
In its understated way, Fr Amorth's final book reminds us that Satanism is no joke
A poet’s journey from atheism to Catholicism
October 18, 2016
Sally Read explains why she thinks the Mass is a beautiful poem
The extraordinary events of Fatima show how much humanity needs God
October 13, 2016
On the 99th anniversary of the 'Miracle of the Sun', Our Lady's message is still urgent
Russians know state-sponsored violence only too well. No wonder they hate abortion
October 11, 2016
Patriarch Kirill of Moscow is among 300,000 signatories to a new pro-life petition
We mothers of children with Down’s syndrome know something the experts never will
October 06, 2016
A child with Down's syndrome is a living human being, with the same longing to be loved as the rest of us
To understand why the Church battled Communism, just look at what happened to Russia
October 05, 2016
A dramatic narrative account of the Russian Revolution is appalling and riveting at the same time
How can we elevate the level of public debate?
October 03, 2016
A book by former director-general of the BBC, Mark Thompson, makes a case for the importance of rediscovering a shared language
The holy woman with her feet on the ground
September 29, 2016
Thérèse Vanier by Ann Shearer, DLT, £12.99 Thérèse Vanier, who died in 2014, is one of those exceptional Catholics – like Dorothy Day, founder of the Catholic Worker movement in America, and Catherine de Hueck Doherty of Madonna House in Canada – who gloriously lived their vocation as lay women in the Church. As the
End of life care is in desperate need of spiritual renewal
September 26, 2016
In modern society, fear of God has been replaced by fear of death
In Germany, no one cares about hate crime directed at Christians
September 23, 2016
A play depicts a family campaigner as a zombie whose eyes are poked out. This is about more than one person's good name
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