Much of The Catholic Herald’s content – letters, reviews, news, extra comment and features – is not available online. This week, Andrew M Brown reviews of Gods and Men, a strikingly moving French film about the last months of Cistercian monks who were killed in Algeria. Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith explores the significance of the Holy
The Paul Ramsey Award nomination committee was pleased to announce Luke Gormally as the 2011 recipient of the Paul Ramsey Award for excellence in bioethics. Professor Gormally is a leading British bioethicist and was the first research officer and long-time director of the Linacre Centre. More recently, he served as senior research fellow of the
On the eve of All Souls Day, the parish of Our Lady and St Benedict’s, Ampleforth, Yorkshire, commemorated in traditional manner its dead parishioners and all others buried in its graveyard, placing lighted candles on each of the graves. At Mass on All Souls Day the parish prayed for these loved ones
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