SPIRITED THINKING SINCE 1888
November 2021
Catholic Herald November Issue
October 22, 2021
Leaders A joyous conversion Catholic MP’s senseless killing must not be in vain Investigate offences to prevent future scandals Diary – Petronella Wyatt Columns Red Mass notebook – A Catholic judge hangs up his wig at the annual legal service at Westminster Cathedral – Sir Stephen Stewart Travelling Together? – As the two-year Synod on Synodality gets
The last heroines of Britain’s greatest generation
October 22, 2021
Mary Kenny reviews Women in the War 
by Lucy Fisher,
 with a foreword by Baroness Boothroyd
On pilgrimage: Rachel Johnson takes the Two Moors Way
October 22, 2021
Where would you go? The Two Moors Way as I’ve always wanted to walk from Exmoor to Dartmoor, and would stop at the Poltimore Arms, high on Exmoor, a location of Du Maurier wildness and romance where anything can happen (and often does). Who would be your travelling companions? I would take Ziggy, my adorable
A hymn to English church music
October 22, 2021
Matthew Lyons reviews Evensong: People, Discoveries and Reflections on the Church in England
, by Richard Morris
The show must go on
October 22, 2021
Concerts are finally back after 18 months, with those institutions that took creative risks during the pandemic continuing to shine
H G Wells: A fascinating mix and still a big deal
October 22, 2021
Sam Leith reviews The Young HG Wells: 
Changing The World, 
by Claire Tomalin
Diary: Petronella Wyatt on carrying her inner child
October 22, 2021
Sometimes I think that God is very far away. I recall that the Protestant martyr Anne Askew said, quoting Christ, that He saw every sparrow fall. I don’t believe her. I am a Catholic who rarely attends Mass, but I am praying with a desperate urgency in the hope that some of my burdens will be relieved,
Nine hundred years of the Norbertines
October 22, 2021
Charting the history of the Order which has survived over centuries and is now settled in Chelmsford
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