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Francis Phillips

The only way to defeat terrorism is the Cross

April 07, 2016

The only successful way to combat the resurgence of Islam would be the rediscovery and resurrection of Christianity

Spiritual books round-up

April 07, 2016

Signs of the Holy One by Uwe Michael Lang Ignatius/Gracewing, £12.99 The author, an Oratorian priest who once worked in the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, has subtitled his book “Liturgy, Ritual and Expression of the Sacred”. He brings knowledge and insight to the themes considered here. For a work

The Feast of the Annunciation delivers an unequivocal pro-life message

April 04, 2016

Other Churches may quibble about a time when a baby is 'less' than human, but the Feast of the Annunciation tells it like it is

Why Graham Greene’s novels will stand the test of time and Martin Amis’s won’t

April 01, 2016

Greene understood the human condition in a way that secular novelists cannot

How Mother Angelica overcame her childhood suffering

March 30, 2016

Mother Angelica overcame her 'traumatic childhood' through faith, not psychotherapy

The much-loved Sister who showed me that being a nun is a wonderful vocation

March 24, 2016

She never had any children, but as a dormitory mistress she lavished her maternal gifts on us

Books blog: The author who walked from France to Italy in honour of Hilaire Belloc

March 22, 2016

Jim Malia was inspired by Belloc's outspoken Catholicism

My prayer for Anita Brookner

March 18, 2016

It is customary when a person dies to pray that they will “rest in peace”

By giving Joe Biden a prestigious award, Notre Dame is continuing to destroy its Catholic identity

March 15, 2016

Notre Dame's recent history shows what happens when a supposedly Catholic university puts academic prestige above its religious ethos

You don’t have to be a scientist to understand evil

March 10, 2016

To truly understand evil we must accept that we are fully responsible for our actions

China’s one-child disaster should make pro-choice advocates think twice

March 07, 2016

The 1980 law was insanely cruel. Now it turns out to have been unnecessary

Gender reassignment surgery: the questions that still need answers

March 03, 2016

Doctors need to show that surgery can resolve psychological distress

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