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Scion of distinguished recusant family
December 02, 2022
The late Sir Simon Towneley's obituary is given
Christmas reading 2022
December 02, 2022
A selection of novels, poetry, biographies and spiritually inspiring works chosen by some of our regular contributors
Raise a glass to GK Chesterton
December 02, 2022
Our editorial team remind us of the enduring merits in Chestertonian thought and literature at Christmas time
Let’s make the most of advent to appreciate Christmas
December 02, 2022
The Catholic Herald provides some reflections on the watering down and commercialisation of this period of reflection and penitence
The 12 Days of Christmas – darkness and light
December 02, 2022
Our editorial team reflect on the darkness and light embedded within the Christmas season, reminding us of Christ's immediate persecution and the Massacre of the Holy Innocents
Merely Catholic Podcast: Choosing Between Sanctity and Therapy, with Dr Scott Hahn
December 01, 2022
In this, the 28 episode of Merely Catholic, the podcast series for the Catholic Herald, Dr Gavin Ashenden talks to Dr Scott Hahn, one of the foremost Biblical scholars in the Catholic world today
Advent: let’s keep our eyes on the prize
November 26, 2022
Advent: the time of arriving, the beginning of the Church’s year, a season of preparation that concludes on Christmas Eve. Pope Francis tells us that Advent “begins a time of consolation and hope. A new liturgical year begins, which brings with it the novelty of our God, who is the ‘God of all consolation’. I wish you to experience Advent thus, as a time of consoling novelty, and joyous waiting.” 
Curtailing free speech is a civil rights issue
November 15, 2022
The Catholic Herald looks at concerning new legislation passed amidst government turmoil
At 60, the legacy of Vatican II shows which path to take
November 14, 2022
The Second Vatican Council should not be weaponised in the culture wars between Church conservatives and liberals. What would the fathers of the Council have made of the subsequent developments made in its name?
Merely Catholic Podcast: The Fiasco of Catholic Education with Katherine Bennett
November 07, 2022
Katherine Bennett, a South London school teacher of more than 20 years’ experience, lays bare the crisis of faith convulsing Catholic education as teachers increasingly capitulate to a radical secular consensus. In this 24th episode of Merely Catholic, the podcast series for the Catholic Herald, she tells Dr Gavin Ashenden of how such new and destructive ideologies
Catholic Leaders of Today: Leaders of Tomorrow
November 02, 2022
Our selection of the top Catholic young leaders in miscellaneous realms in 2022
UK Catholic Leaders of Today 2022: Writers and Journalists
November 02, 2022
Our selection of the top Catholic leaders in the realms of writing and journalism in 2022
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