The school must reform swiftly to remain a beacon of Benedictine education
Authors
Only journalists can clean up the tabloid gutter

A 168-year-old newspaper has sunk into the filth. The truth, I suspect, may never emerge fully
Why Bron went to war with Downside

Auberon Waugh loathed the school and was beaten regularly by its headmaster. He took revenge through journalism
A plunge into the waters that soaked St Paul

On a baking hot afternoon in the Maltese sea, a schoolmate and I almost got into serious trouble
This Lent I’m going to make a big sacrifice

Looking back at my New Year’s resolutions is profoundly disheartening. At least I get another chance at self-discipline
Pope warns ‘reason has its proper limits’ ahead of Hyde Park Vigil

Pope Benedict XVI, the great theologian, has much to teach us about the proper place of reason





I found bliss when I fell in a black hole
For five days, I went cold turkey. My mobile was off, my laptop far away. And time slowed down