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St Bede’s has become one of London’s great liturgical churches. The departing parish priest explains how it all began
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St Bede’s has become one of London’s great liturgical churches. The departing parish priest explains how it all began St Bede’s Church, Clapham Park,...
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On the evening of Ash Wednesday, having prayed, fasted, and abstained from meat and, as far as was humanly possible, from uncharitable thoughts about...
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The Northern Line Tube train going into central London from Balham was packed with jolly middle-class people, all of them well (though casually) dressed....
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Stuart Reid: When Protestants were ‘Separated Brethren’
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Boris was a great boss, but I wouldn’t vote for him
July 18, 2019
This time next week, if the opinion polls and experts are to be trusted – and they seldom are – Boris Johnson will be...
How the Old Mass came to Balham
October 11, 2018
St Bede’s has become one of London’s great liturgical churches. The departing parish priest explains how it all began
When the Old Mass came to Balham
October 11, 2018
St Bede’s has become one of London’s great liturgical churches. The departing parish priest explains how it all began St Bede’s Church, Clapham Park,...
Diary by Stuart Reid
May 10, 2018
Almost the first thing I did in Lourdes was to walk, head first, into the plate glass door of the gift shop in the...
Stuart Reid: Joy and sadness in Jerusalem
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Life can be hell in the Holy Land, and is likely to get even more trying now that Donald Trump has recognised Jerusalem as...
Stuart Reid: The Labour MP who could win my vote
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Last week, for the first time in my life, I wished I lived in Streatham, the south London suburb of bowling alleys, chicken takeaways,...
Stuart Reid: Why the NHS is like the BBC
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The first hurdle I had to clear while waiting for a routine heart procedure at a large south London hospital last month was a...
Stuart Reid: The last Bullingdon Boy standing
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On the evening of Ash Wednesday, having prayed, fasted, and abstained from meat and, as far as was humanly possible, from uncharitable thoughts about...
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The Northern Line Tube train going into central London from Balham was packed with jolly middle-class people, all of them well (though casually) dressed....
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Stuart Reid joins 'jolly middle-class women' on the Trump demo
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Go easy with that Christmas spirit. Don’t make a fool of yourself. Think. When a poor man comes in sight, don’t immediately reach into...
Stuart Reid: When Protestants were ‘Separated Brethren’
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You can’t ignore the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, and it would be insane (and ill-mannered) to try to. All the same, you...
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Improbable Hagiographies: St. Balthild and the tale of ghosting your way into sainthood
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