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June 29, 2020
When Don Shula died earlier this month at the glorious age of 90, the legendary head coach of the Miami Dolphins was the subject...
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St Paul VI saved my son
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The isolated, gloomy Pontiff is a sympathetic figure - and I have an extra reason to be grateful to him
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I have no doubt that Giovanni Battista Enrico Antonio Maria Montini currenly enjoys the beatific vision for the very simple reason that I have...
Arts essay: A good man who was so nearly Catholic
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In one of those gorgeous verbal doodles with which he filled the pages of his absorbing (and at the time quite illegal) wartime journal,...
Walther’s Saints of the Week: 4-10 March
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Including an Irish saint who loved birds, and the unfortunately-named St Arian
Walther’s Saints of the Week: 18 – 24 February
February 18, 2018
Including a great English martyr and a monk famed for his icon painting
Walther’s Saints of the Week: 11-17 February
February 11, 2018
Including the Florentine nobleman who led a life of uninterrupted charity
Walther’s Saints of the Week: 4 – 10 February
February 4, 2018
Including the king who relinquished his throne and the martyr who threw herself onto a fire
Walther’s Saints of the Week: 28 January–3 February
January 28, 2018
Including the saint who travelled on the back of a sea monster, and a weaver who was forced to become a bishop
Matthew Walther: Genesis: why you should Adam and Eve it
October 26, 2017
Of all the folks who could end up in the headlines in the Year of Our Lord MMXVII, our first parents seem unlikely, if...
Steven Runciman rejected the Church, but understood it
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‘Read no history: nothing but biography, for that is life without theory,” says the baron to his son in Disraeli’s Contarini Fleming. I wonder...
Matthew Walther: Stop cordoning off the sacraments
August 3, 2017
There are plenty of things for which I thank God: good friends, the health of my children, the glorious tenth anniversary of Summorum Pontificum,...
Obituary: Don Shula, legendary coach who said a daily rosary
June 29, 2020
When Don Shula died earlier this month at the glorious age of 90, the legendary head coach of the Miami Dolphins was the subject...
St Paul VI saved my son
October 18, 2018
The isolated, gloomy Pontiff is a sympathetic figure - and I have an extra reason to be grateful to him
Matthew Walther: The consoling gloom of Paul VI
October 18, 2018
I have no doubt that Giovanni Battista Enrico Antonio Maria Montini currenly enjoys the beatific vision for the very simple reason that I have...
Arts essay: A good man who was so nearly Catholic
July 26, 2018
In one of those gorgeous verbal doodles with which he filled the pages of his absorbing (and at the time quite illegal) wartime journal,...
Walther’s Saints of the Week: 4-10 March
March 5, 2018
Including an Irish saint who loved birds, and the unfortunately-named St Arian
Walther’s Saints of the Week: 18 – 24 February
February 18, 2018
Including a great English martyr and a monk famed for his icon painting
Walther’s Saints of the Week: 11-17 February
February 11, 2018
Including the Florentine nobleman who led a life of uninterrupted charity
Walther’s Saints of the Week: 4 – 10 February
February 4, 2018
Including the king who relinquished his throne and the martyr who threw herself onto a fire
Walther’s Saints of the Week: 28 January–3 February
January 28, 2018
Including the saint who travelled on the back of a sea monster, and a weaver who was forced to become a bishop
Matthew Walther: Genesis: why you should Adam and Eve it
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Of all the folks who could end up in the headlines in the Year of Our Lord MMXVII, our first parents seem unlikely, if...
Steven Runciman rejected the Church, but understood it
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‘Read no history: nothing but biography, for that is life without theory,” says the baron to his son in Disraeli’s Contarini Fleming. I wonder...
Matthew Walther: Stop cordoning off the sacraments
August 3, 2017
There are plenty of things for which I thank God: good friends, the health of my children, the glorious tenth anniversary of Summorum Pontificum,...
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