Books
An Agatha Christie for the stag party era?
Mark Lawson reviews this month’s best crime fiction
How cakes can put us in touch with the saints
Bonnie Lander Johnson on lessons from a parish kitchen
A deadly path from Mexico to the Oval Office
Will Gore reads a gripping conclusion to an epic trilogy about drug cartels
The forgotten forerunners of St Patrick
The Apostle of Ireland built on the work of other intrepid men, says David Platzer
Christians weren’t Ancient Rome’s only victims
James Baresel on the depravity and barbarism of the emperors
The abortion worker who crossed the road
Abby Johnson is inspiring others to leave the industry, says Charlie Hegarty
James Clerk Maxwell: Behind the groundbreaking equations, a firm faith
Quentin de la Bédoyère hails a neglected hero of physics
Why art-house cinema can’t escape the Bible
In a secular age, art films are haunted by Christianity, argues Sebastian Cody
