Wagner was not a Christian believer, but remained fascinated by the rituals of the faith and the way in which it appeared to satisfy our deepest yearnings
Having written a blog on Confessions of the Antichrist, a novel by Addison Hodges Hart (Angelico Press, £14.50), I was
Born in August 1977, Melissa Ohden is one of the small group of babies who actually survived an abortion attempt
Having discovered it in a pile of books I have been reorganising, I have been dipping into Ronald Knox’s A
Catholics have accepted with resignation that their churches are shut for the duration of the lockdown. (As I write this
I have been reading Confessions of the Antichrist by Addison Hodges Hart (Angelico Press) these last few days. It’s true
It has been interesting to note what other people are reading during the lockdown. One friend, facing with an unusual
When I was a child, we had a quaint kind of formula we would sometimes use in the playground to
Well, here we all are. Confined to quarters. Recluses, by order of HM Government. No Mass, no pub, no meals
Morality By Jonathan Sacks Hodder and Stoughton, 384pp, £20/$30 An intellectual backlash is taking place against the rise of new
The Changing Mind: A Neuroscientist’s Guide to Ageing Well By Daniel Levitin, Penguin Life, 528pp, £18.99/$22.50 Reading this book is
Those who love the late Archbishop Fulton Sheen and who hope to see him canonised one day will easily recognise