February 15, 2019
The British royal spreading the Catholic faith
‘We have become mission territory again,’ says Lord Nicholas Windsor
News Analysis
Life & Soul
Arts
A painter of pure, radiant happiness
Ali Cavanaugh’s figurative art has deep spiritual roots, discovers Deal Hudson
Books
A message from the Coptic Martyrs on the value of faith
Jack Carrigan on the inner strength of the migrants who died at the hands of ISIS
Why bedtime stories are good for your health
In our disconnected world, the act of reading out loud makes all the difference
How the apostles read the Jewish scriptures
When Christianity began, belief in the end times was common, says Stav Sherez
Opinion & Features
Cardinal Müller’s hope: that the truths of the faith can restore peace
In a hyper-partisan era, even appeals to ancient truths are seen as a political gambit
Gold leaf on your camel burger: a visit to the UAE
The Emiratis made sure we were well treated during the Pope’s visit
It’s not too late for the Vatican to change its Venezuela policy
The Vatican’s inaction on major diplomatic crises has inadvertently strengthened the hand of people like Maduro and Putin
How one English school shaped America
All manner of future luminaries passed through the classrooms of Stonyhurst
Dear Fr Rutler: my priest criticized me for kneeling for Communion. Was he right?
Withholding money from the collection, receiving Communion, and lesser known Catholic authors
The Church is in danger of losing all respect for the Eucharist
The post-Sixties emphasis on ‘inclusion’ has led to people taking Communion as a matter of course, whether or not they’ve been to Confession
The most influential woman at the Vatican? An interview with Lucetta Scaraffia
Outspoken Vatican magazine editor Lucetta Scaraffia on the abuse crisis, abortion and her journey back to the faith
The limits of family values
London’s restaurants are to die for – literally
London may have some of the finest restaurants in the world – but when they’re bad, they’re really bad