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What Christians can learn from this US admiral
August 01, 2017
Stand up to bullies, don't be crushed by failure, and, first of all, make your bed
An atheist appeals to the Church to help save Europe
August 01, 2017
Douglas Murray sees that a decadent continent must not forget Christianity
The heart-rending dilemmas of an atheist brain surgeon
July 24, 2017
Neurosurgeon Henry Marsh finds it difficult having to 'play God', but also says the human mind is 'as great a mystery as the universe itself'
What Father Brown can teach us about the Ten Commandments
July 21, 2017
Detective stories are generally seen as leisure reading for a mind at rest; not so this new compilation from Ignatius Press
The incredible story of the priest ordained amidst the horrors of Dachau
July 17, 2017
Bl Karl Leisner was ordained in secret by Bishop Gabriel Piguet of Clermont-Ferrand, a fellow prisoner
The harrowing untold story of the priests in Dachau
July 13, 2017
2,579 priests, monks and seminarians from Germany and Occupied Europe were imprisoned at the camp
The best way to help migrants is to make their countries fit places for human flourishing
July 10, 2017
A new book on the notorious Calais 'Jungle' reminds us that behind the statistics are ordinary people longing for a decent life
The dying monk who drove a cardinal to silence
July 06, 2017
The Power of Silence by Cardinal Robert Sarah, Ignatius, £14 This is a deeply impressive book, equal to Cardinal Sarah’s earlier one, God or Nothing. In that volume, Sarah described at length his childhood in Guinea and the development of his priestly vocation as he moved up the hierarchy to become an archbishop. In this
The poets who unexpectedly lead us to God
June 30, 2017
Poetry can open our eyes to the glory of the divine presence in creation, says Joseph Pearce
When the Gospel seems too hard and unpopular, just keep preaching
June 26, 2017
For liberal Christians, worldliness is at the core of their theology, though they may not know it
No matter what their detractors say, convent schools provided a great education
June 23, 2017
Almost all who have had the privilege of being educated in convents remember nuns whose lives were ones of fulfilment, vigour and purpose
Even in the midst of the Holocaust, human goodness could shine through
June 20, 2017
Personal stories are always worth recording, especially when they relate to a true historical event of almost unimaginable horror
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