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How the deep faith of John Studzinski has imbued his work in the worlds of finance and philanthropy
March 17, 2024
The following interview is part of a series called Profiles in Faith, exploring ways in which the personal and professional lives of noteworthy individuals have been shaped by their Catholic faith. Here Amanda Bowman speaks with financier and philanthropist John Studzinski. Amanda Bowman: As someone who has been so successful as a business leader, could
View of a century: Cardinal Dolan speaks to the Herald about his good friend Henry Kissinger
February 17, 2024
Few of those present on the dais at the Alfred E Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner last autumn will forget the sight of the Archbishop of New York, Cardinal Timothy Dolan, sharing a plate of pasta with Henry Kissinger. One of the principal reasons for the warm friendship that developed over the years between the two
A safe haven: Catholic oasis welcomes visitors in the heart of New York City
February 03, 2024
The Leo House in New York City was founded in 1889 by Peter Paul Cahensly, a German businessman who wanted to ensure that his fellow immigrants – the vast majority of whom were Catholic– found a safe and welcoming haven upon their arrival in this strange land. It was named after Pope Leo XIII who
Our man in the Vatican: an interview with the British Ambassador to The Holy See
November 03, 2023
Chris Trott, HM Ambassador to the Holy See, talks to Amanda Bowman about his work. ‘The mission of the Ambassador to the Holy See is defined by the nature of the role. It’s important to start with and to recognise that I am at the Vatican as a British ambassador to another state, another member
The delights of the Villa Palazzola of the Venerable English College
June 02, 2023
‘On a clear day you can see St Peter’s,” said Guiseppe Piacentini, director of the Villa Palazzola, as we stood looking out towards Rome. As it was a glorious April afternoon, we could just make out the dome of the basilica (started by Michelangelo, finished by Carlo Maderno in 1614) from the Venerable English College’s
Andrew Walther, defender and advocate of persecuted Christians, passes away at 45
November 05, 2020
Andrew Walther, president of EWTN News, died in New Haven, Connecticut on the Feast of All Saints after a brief battle with leukaemia. He was 45 years old. An ardent Catholic and dedicated family man, Andrew’s death came one day after the beatification of Fr. Michael, McGivney, the founder of the Knights of Columbus, whose
A plan to end the suffering
December 14, 2017
Following the liberation of Raqqa, the Economist headlined an article “To the victors, the toils”. While we can all rejoice that the blood-soaked reign of ISIS terror has ended, the challenges facing Christians returning to their homes are certainly daunting. For one thing, there are far fewer of them. The Christian population of 1.4 million
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