Nineteenth-century writers were an intriguing mix of curiosity and prejudice; modern writers are equally prejudiced, but not in a good way
Nineteenth-century writers were an intriguing mix of curiosity and prejudice; modern writers are equally prejudiced, but not in a good way
Vatican: Georgia visit prevents Pope Francis from attending funeral of Shimon Peres
Benedictine abbot was at Arnold Palmer’s bedside when he died
If we want better bishops we must first look at our seminaries
Morning Catholic must-reads: 28/09/16
The new Orthodox-Catholic agreement is a landmark – but there’s a long way to go
What can we do to help our Christian brethren in the Middle East?
Praying for them, and the invocation of Saint Charbel, may be a good way to start