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Apostasy of the Elites
May 01, 2021
As a guide about how to plan and think, Catholicism could answer the deepest concerns of the contemporary age, reasons Gladden Pappin
Find Mass boring? Good!
March 16, 2017
Praying through the tedium can be a more authentic way of sharing the divine life. Call it ‘bored again Catholicism’
What’s inside this week’s magazine?
March 16, 2017
Find out what's really happening in the Catholic Church
There is no middle way between atheism and Catholicism, says Harvard professor who has converted
October 28, 2016
Dr Adrian Vermeule has opened up about the influences which led him to Catholicism, including Blessed John Henry Newman
My journey from Tehran to Rome
September 29, 2016
As a Muslim-born Iranian, I first doubted God, then flirted with Nietzsche and Marxism. But the whisper of conscience kept suggesting that I go to Mass
University: a Catholic survival guide
September 22, 2016
It’s much easier than you think to keep the faith at a secular institution. But there’s one thing you must be prepared to do
‘Failure of ecumenism diminishes Christian worship,’ says Archbishop of Canterbury
September 20, 2016
Archbishop Justin Welby was speaking during a discussion on ecumenism in Assisi
Religion devoid of reason is a very dangerous thing
September 20, 2016
A new poll suggests up to a third of France’s Muslims reject the legitimacy of the country’s secular law
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