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Critics who paint the Pope as a ‘meek’ peacenik over Ukraine fail to see how victory can lie in unexpected places

Christopher Yates

Letter from the Editor: A very Happy Easter to our readers

‘A tidal wave of truths’: Thomas Merton on the power of the Mass reliving the crucifixion

The Catholic Herald

Finding hope among the ruins: Rebuilding the Church in Ireland through sincerity

Was the angel in the tomb the same ‘young man’ who ran away naked during Jesus’s arrest?

Fr David Howell

How the State failed ‘WASPI women’ and Secularism and Feminism failed all women

Between the Cross and Resurrection: The Harrowing of Hell, according to J.R.R. Tolkien

Stefan Kaminski

Who is the son referred to in ‘Woman, behold your son’ (John 19.26)?

Vivian Boland OP

Loss of traditional-rite Triduum in Westminster as Cardinal Nichols says ‘No’

Letter from the Editor: Keeping our souls and churches in good (and sacred) order

‘Prayer for Holy Week’ by Elizabeth Jennings: ‘Love me in my willingness to suffer’

This Holy Week occurs amid an intensifying battle between the cultures of Life and Death

Philip Campbell

The fiery death of self-immolation: a martyr’s moral clarity or misguided calumny?

Anthony McCarthy

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