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Joseph of Arimathæa artefact at V&A offers rare window into ‘how England really looked’ in Middle Ages

Arabella Illingworth and Tristram Hunt

Hilaire Belloc’s masterful ‘The Cruise of the Nona’ invites us to navigate life’s mysteries

Julian Kwasniewski

‘A hurricane of grief’: Contemplating the Passion at Bologna

Serenhedd James

Pontius Pilate and Judas Iscariot: should we have more sympathy for the villains of Christ’s Passion?

Richard Ounsworth OP

The dilettante architect: Appraising the ecclesiastical buildings of Harry Goodhart-Rendel

Sonnez Les Matines, Benedict XVI and the Theatre of the Absurd

Nick Ripatrazone

Easter calls for lamb – ideally slow-roasted and served with sauce soubise

Cornelia van der Poll

‘Lent with the Beloved Disciple’: How St John reveals Jesus’s cosmic relevance for our lives

What St Paul really meant: Into the Heart of Romans, by NT Wright

Everything in London has changed, except the familiar scents of the Oratory

Normal Women: 900 years of women making history, by Philippa Gregory

Dark shows for dark times: going toe to toe with Elektra and The Handmaid’s Tale

‘Oxford History of British and Irish Catholicism’ highlights constant Catholic thread through historical upheavals

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