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The woman who knew what it took to be a saint
July 02, 2018
The letters of St Teresa of Avila reveal someone who was human and practical yet close to God
Laura Ingalls Wilder isn’t ‘inclusive’ enough? That misses the point
June 29, 2018
The Wilder award has been renamed because the author is out of step with 'core values'. But there's so much more to her work
Spiritual books: by Francis Phillips
June 28, 2018
The author of Humility Rules (Ignatius Press, 130pp, £13), Fr Augustine Wetta, a Benedictine monk at St Louis Abbey in the US, has written a wise, humorous and self-deprecating book based on St Benedict’s classic Rule, which he describes as “a little-known but highly effective 12-step programme”. For St Benedict, genuine self-esteem, in contrast to
Movies, mothers, Camus – and other reasons to be Catholic
June 26, 2018
Peter Kreeft's 'Forty Reasons' is a commendably concise apologetic
Dorothy Day: the perfect saint for our time
June 22, 2018
Before her conversion she was a bohemian who lived for free love. Now she's on the road to canonisation
Even the most saintly Catholic families have their problems
June 18, 2018
Don't be put off by extraordinary examples of holy families. They had plenty of troubles too.
How one man gave up spirituality for the sake of real religion
June 15, 2018
Tyler Blanski writes of a journey from indifference to Catholicism
The dark history of the man who gave his name to Asperger Syndrome
June 11, 2018
We are only just beginning to understand Dr Hans Asperger's role in Nazi eugenics
The joy of having a big family
June 08, 2018
Two families say they have no regrets in having a large number of children
Francis Phillips: Spiritual Books
June 07, 2018
In the 1970s, there was a general air of defeat in this country: what was our national identity, if indeed we still had one, and would we have to simply settle for “managed decline”, as the phrase had it? Great Britain had ceased to feel so great. Then along came Margaret Thatcher. In a sense,
Do people give up on marriage too easily?
June 05, 2018
Even small acts of selflessness can heal a seemingly broken union
No, it is not offensive to refer to God as ‘He’
June 01, 2018
Jesus clearly uses male pronouns in the 'Our Father’. Who are we to call that oppressive?
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