Working from home has shown me that childcare is a full-time job
June 29, 2020
One of the biggest surprises of having children has been the realisation that childcare is a full-time job. That is to say, much like...
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In multi-religious Albania, there’s great respect for us nuns
June 26, 2020
I grew up in the former Yugoslavia and in Kosovo. Under communism, we never talked about our religious identity, even though we knew that...
My father, the reluctant agnostic
June 26, 2020
Sometime in 1913, two Leeds University students taking part in a Union debate on socialism declared that they were not only socialists but atheists....
‘I’m funnier since I converted’: an interview with comedian Jeremy McLellan
June 26, 2020
For Jeremy McLellan, a rising stand-up star, comedy is a Christian vocation. ‘I think I am funnier since I converted,’ he tells Simon Caldwell
How Albanian Catholicism survived Ottoman rule and Communist oppression
June 26, 2020
Catholic Albanians live in Kosovo, Montenegro and Macedonia as well as Albania proper. They are descendants of the Illyrians who embraced Christianity in the...
Despite Cambridge’s Protestant history, Catholic students are at home here
June 25, 2020
If anywhere in this country can be labelled a Protestant town, it is Cambridge. The pulpit where the first Protestant sermon in England was...
Despite every kind of opposition, campus pro-life groups continue to grow
June 24, 2020
“Students are fed up with the status quo and the rhyming chants and are looking for real, concrete answers,” says Madeline Page. “They can’t...
Obituary: Mgr Antony Conlon, a transformer of parishes
June 23, 2020
Mgr Antony Conlon, who has died at the age of 72, was a man of infectious fun and profound friendship, who had a wonderful...
The history – and survival – of England’s shrines to Our Lady
June 19, 2020
The rededication of England as the Dowry of Mary this Annunciationtide is not a novelty; it is a reaffirmation of King Richard II’s formal...
UK immigration policy is undergoing major changes – but could it lead to a labour crisis?
June 19, 2020
With little fanfare, one of the defining issues of the Brexit debate – the free movement of people within the EU – was finally...
Will strexit make you Whexit? The unexpected rise of a new suffix
June 19, 2020
If you had said to me, a decade ago, that in the next 10 years we were going to see a new suffix arrive...
‘Churchill was right about the Sermon on the Mount’: On pilgrimage with Andrew Roberts
June 19, 2020
You’re going on pilgrimage. What part of the world would you like to walk in? I’d like to see two places that were important...
Working from home has shown me that childcare is a full-time job
June 29, 2020
One of the biggest surprises of having children has been the realisation that childcare is a full-time job. That is to say, much like...
In multi-religious Albania, there’s great respect for us nuns
June 26, 2020
I grew up in the former Yugoslavia and in Kosovo. Under communism, we never talked about our religious identity, even though we knew that...
My father, the reluctant agnostic
June 26, 2020
Sometime in 1913, two Leeds University students taking part in a Union debate on socialism declared that they were not only socialists but atheists....
‘I’m funnier since I converted’: an interview with comedian Jeremy McLellan
June 26, 2020
For Jeremy McLellan, a rising stand-up star, comedy is a Christian vocation. ‘I think I am funnier since I converted,’ he tells Simon Caldwell
How Albanian Catholicism survived Ottoman rule and Communist oppression
June 26, 2020
Catholic Albanians live in Kosovo, Montenegro and Macedonia as well as Albania proper. They are descendants of the Illyrians who embraced Christianity in the...
Despite Cambridge’s Protestant history, Catholic students are at home here
June 25, 2020
If anywhere in this country can be labelled a Protestant town, it is Cambridge. The pulpit where the first Protestant sermon in England was...
Despite every kind of opposition, campus pro-life groups continue to grow
June 24, 2020
“Students are fed up with the status quo and the rhyming chants and are looking for real, concrete answers,” says Madeline Page. “They can’t...
Obituary: Mgr Antony Conlon, a transformer of parishes
June 23, 2020
Mgr Antony Conlon, who has died at the age of 72, was a man of infectious fun and profound friendship, who had a wonderful...
The history – and survival – of England’s shrines to Our Lady
June 19, 2020
The rededication of England as the Dowry of Mary this Annunciationtide is not a novelty; it is a reaffirmation of King Richard II’s formal...
UK immigration policy is undergoing major changes – but could it lead to a labour crisis?
June 19, 2020
With little fanfare, one of the defining issues of the Brexit debate – the free movement of people within the EU – was finally...
Will strexit make you Whexit? The unexpected rise of a new suffix
June 19, 2020
If you had said to me, a decade ago, that in the next 10 years we were going to see a new suffix arrive...
‘Churchill was right about the Sermon on the Mount’: On pilgrimage with Andrew Roberts
June 19, 2020
You’re going on pilgrimage. What part of the world would you like to walk in? I’d like to see two places that were important...
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