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When it comes to evangelisation, the Church of England has got at least one thing right
November 03, 2016
A clear statistical picture is a key part of Christian mission
St Ignatius of Antioch explodes a myth about early Christian history
October 17, 2016
The saint's letters prove the first Christians saw Jesus as more than just a prophet and teacher
How Bob Dylan led me to Jesus
September 30, 2016
'Saved' is an album slammed by the critics and yet it had a profound effect on me
This new attack on Humanae Vitae is either ignorant or disingenuous
September 15, 2016
Some good friends of mine have signed the Wijngaards statement. But it overlooks some basic points
The truth about Mother Teresa’s ‘atheism’
September 02, 2016
For long periods Mother Teresa perceived God's seeming absence. But even in her most tortured moments she showed a trust in the will of God
The revival no one expected
August 11, 2016
With a new cathedral, new orders and new Oratories, could England’s Catholic Church be entering a time of renewal?
The revival no one expected
August 11, 2016
Britain’s Syro-Malabar Catholics, soon to grace the city of Preston with a long-deserved cathedral, seem to be having something of a breakout moment. In June, the ordination of a deacon in Southwark diocese attracted headlines in Catholic publications across the world: Joice James Pallickamyalil is the ancient Kerala-rooted Church’s very first married deacon. (He is
Can Catholic devotion heal my depression? Right now, it doesn’t feel like it
August 04, 2016
At its funnest, clinical depression is a boring, sapping illness
The new Syro-Malabar cathedral shows the north-west can still be a Catholic powerhouse
July 29, 2016
Groups like the Syro-Malabar Catholics and the Institute of Christ the King are filling previously empty churches
Is it actually possible to become an ‘ex-Catholic’?
June 09, 2016
Despite some mysterious statements in canon law, the truth is that nothing can ever erase one's Baptism
Blessed are the bloggers
May 19, 2016
The internet has brought a golden age of evangelical opportunity. Atheists share the same soapbox – but that should not deter us
Blessed are the bloggers
May 19, 2016
On a May morning eight years ago, I emerged from the Basilica of St Paul Outside the Walls, my forehead shiny with water and oil, and my stomach empty but for the body and blood of Our Lord. I had, of course, been “received”. Quite how I got there – pursued “with unhurrying chase, and unperturbèd
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