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Continuing the hunt for a fabled GK Chesterton quote
December 17, 2019
Over two years ago, I published a CH article about trying – and roundly failing – to verify G. K. Chesterton’s famous answer to...
Exclusive data: How Catholics are likely to vote in the General Election
December 11, 2019
Whether there is still such a thing as “the Catholic vote” in UK elections is a moot point – no parties seem particularly keen...
Vatican II was meant to be the laity’s ‘coming of age’. So what went wrong?
May 30, 2019
On October 11 1962, St John XXIII formally opened the Second Vatican Council. Its avowed purpose was, he told the thousands assembled in St...
Running the London Marathon while praying the rosary – an apology
April 29, 2019
Six weeks ago, the Catholic Herald published an article of mine, titled ‘Rosaries and marathons are a perfect combination – at least, I hope...
Rosaries and marathons are a perfect combination – at least, I hope so
March 15, 2019
Several years ago – back when I was, if not precisely in my prime, at least substantially less old, fat, and mentally ill than...
When ‘no change’ changed everything
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For the philosopher Ralph McInerny, 1968 was “The Year the Church Fell Apart”. For Peter Steinfels, it saw the beginning of “the Vietnam War...
How Humanae Vitae changed the Church
July 19, 2018
After Paul VI released Humanae Vitae 50 years ago, Catholics split into warring tribes
Spare a thought for seafarers this Sunday
July 6, 2018
This disproportionately Catholic community can go months without any access to the sacraments
A new finding: one in five UK Catholics was born elsewhere
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Official data also show which immigrant groups are most likely to attend Sunday Mass
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New figures show the scale of the challenge facing the bishops at this year's youth synod
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