Confession may be in decline in many areas, but some parishes – usually seen as ‘traditional’ – are reversing the trend
Topic: St Patrick’s Soho Square
Confession must once again be seen as the normal practice of a Catholic life
Thank goodness for Bishop-elect Egan. Humanae Vitae, he says, is infallible
On the other hand, an obituary of my chaplain in the 1960s recalls the encyclical’s very divided reception
Queues for Confession on a Saturday night
The Spirit in the City initiative last weekend put the focus on the big stuff: worship, repentance and rejoicing. I hope it touched lonely souls
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Archbishop opens new era at St Patrick’s
St Patrick’s, Soho Square, re-opens after a £3.5m restoration
St Patrick’s Soho Square: a quiet beacon radiating hope through the heart of London
After being closed for a year for a £3million renovation, St Patrick’s Soho Square emerges from the rubble ready for the New Evangelisation







The way forward for us foot-soldiers in the Church
As Benedict XVI begins his own private journey of prayer, we too should give time for Eucharistic Adoration