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Liberation theology is dead but not departed; it still occasionally twitches
July 07, 2011
The problem, says the Pope, is denying the transcendent dimension of man: but some people are still going on about 'structures of injustice'
The Ordinariate’s liturgy is beginning to emerge: it will show us what might have been if the Ecclesia Anglicana had remained Catholic
July 06, 2011
The riches of the true Anglican patrimony will now at last be reunited with their source
Eucharistic adoration could transform the English Church in the not too distant future
June 27, 2011
It’s not just in the discernment of individual vocations where its power will be felt
Fr Kit the ‘monster’ and the kindly priest I knew didn’t just seem like different people: they were different people
June 24, 2011
He had been granted the grace of ‘time for amendment of life’; and he had used it well
Chesterton’s prophetic voice, now increasingly being heard once more, is still relevant to the new age
June 22, 2011
As a Catholic apologist, Chesterton was Newman’s successor: but his influence extended far beyond the Church
I agree: the BBC favours ‘the right to die’. But watch out. That’s a phrase with a sinister history
June 16, 2011
The German medical profession accepted 'assisted dying' for compassionate reasons in the 1920s. Then came the 1930s
I was wrong to be rude to Rowan Williams; but I wasn’t critical enough of his anti-coalition attack
June 13, 2011
The archbishop’s arguments were derived from Left-wing politics, not the Christian religion
Rowan Williams has exposed his ignorance and crass insensitivity yet again
June 10, 2011
That’s a nuisance; it means that our own bishops will now be cautious when they ought to speak out
Curiouser and curiouser: the Pope has now turned the Book of Common Prayer (well, quite a bit of it) into a Catholic liturgy
June 08, 2011
Evensong and Benediction at Blackfriars: what next?
A major centre for Eucharistic Adoration and the Old Mass? It’s the latest episcopal surge forward
June 03, 2011
Bishop Davies is striking a blow for the reform of the reform
The bishops’ pastoral letter on the new Mass translation represents a revolution in their thinking
June 01, 2011
This has been going on ever since the papal visit: long may it continue
Clerical child abuse still needs to be addressed: but it is now much more a question for society at large
May 27, 2011
The trouble with scapegoats is that they deflect attention from the real problem
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