Ann Widdecombe
The unlikely champions of married priests
It might baffle Catholics elsewhere, but in England many supporters of clerical marriage are conservative
Churches urged to toll their bells to mark 50 years since Abortion Act
Ann Widdecombe joins appeal for churches to commemorate eight million lives lost since 1967
Catholic institute leaves Britain after years of ‘mental torture’ over visa applications
The Institute of St Anselm in Margate is relocating to Rome
Why is the Home Office turning priests away?
St Anselm’s has been driven out by the Government’s failure to grasp religious life
Ann Widdecombe: Church’s ban on Communion for divorced and re-married is ‘unduly harsh’
The former Catholic MP said that the teaching caused huge distress
Cardinal backs campaign to buy £5m Tudor-era mansion
Campaigners want to turn Sawston Hall into a heritage centre telling the story of Catholic England
Podcast: What exactly is the pro-life movement trying to achieve?
Ann Widdecombe, Eve Farren and Peter D Williams on how to end the abortion impasse
Church wasn’t the only institution to fail to tackle abuse, says Widdecombe
Widespread ideas about nature of paedophilia in 1970s and 80s influenced decisions, says former MP
Pro-lifer who never gave up the fight is mourned
The Requiem Mass for Phyllis Bowman yesterday paid tribute to a courageous and loving woman
