Every breath he takes / Every breath you take
Nick Ripatrazone looks at Sting’s Catholic imagination and the use of religion in his music
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Nick Ripatrazone looks at Sting’s Catholic imagination and the use of religion in his music
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The author and journalist Cressida Connolly negotiates a Communion conundrum, with little sympathy from the priest
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Read More“We, along with the Osoyoos Indian Band, who also lost their church (Oliver area) are in disbelief and anger over these occurrences, as these places of worship provided service to Members who sought comfort and solace in the church,” the Pe…
Read MoreL’Osservatore Romano was first published on July 1, 1861, during the reign of Blessed Pius IX.“1 July will mark the 160th anniversary of the first edition of L’Osservatore Romano, the ‘party newspaper,’ as I call it,&rdquo…
Read MoreThe Vatican publishing house, Libreria Editrice Vaticana, has released Pace in Terra: La fraternità è possibile (Peace on Earth: Fraternity is Possible). The book collects the Pope’s words and speeches on the theme of peace, and concl…
Read MoreThe grants, funded by a special collection, will assist 56 projects.“The young and growing Church in Africa is filled with an energetic spirit of discipleship,” said Cardinal Joseph Tobin, CSSR, of Newark, chairman of the USCCB’s Sub…
Read MoreReferring to the day of reflection and prayer for Lebanon that takes place on July 1, Pope Francis said, “Together with the heads of all the churches present in the Land of the Cedars, we will let ourselves be inspired by the Word of the Scriptu…
Read MoreLeaders Divine Grace No Duty to Die The Power and the Gory Columns Diary – Jacob Rees-Mogg Why small weddings are best – Constance Watson On the literary legacy of Ronald Knox – Serenhedd James Catholic roots run deep in Monmouthshire – Olenka Hamilton Features Secret sanctuary – Discovering a hidden chapel in Norfolk – Francis Young and Brigitte Webster Oxford dreams – Eight centuries of
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Lavish pre-lockdown weddings are yet to return, but scaled-back services are a blessing not a curse
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Antonia Fraser’s latest biography “bursts with energy and simmering, righteous anger”, says Paula Byrne
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Our hostess rises to the occasion this month with a pair of soufflé recipes
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Read MoreMass during the pandemic has generally been more old than new rite, extraordinary rather than ordinary. It turns out that many modern habits are rather dangerous. This includes communion in both kinds: receiving the Precious Blood is both unnecessary and a good way to spread germs; congregational singing, which the Methodists are much better at
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Read MorePrised from his Suffolk idyll to take his family to Norfolk, Charlie Hart looks forward to a joyous return to his garden
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Read MoreThe Pope’s June prayer intention, disseminated by the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network (Apostleship of Prayer), is “that in social, economic and political situations of conflict, we may be courageous and passionate architects of dialo…
Read MoreHow would you know if you were being brainwashed? When something plainly false — contrary to common sense and right reason — is so constantly forced on you and you are not allowed to question […]
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Traditionally, the month of July is dedicated to the Precious Blood of Jesus. Hence, before entering into the reason why this is so it would be wise to have a look at what the Bible have to say on the Precious Blood of Jesus. The blood of Christ is precious, unblemished, and spotless. In the[…]
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R.R. Reno is onto something with his claim that the ‘rainbow flag’ means far more than tolerance and all getting along, but a entire new regime, a metaphysical revolution, a transvaluation of all values – the only ‘value’ being an vague and vacuous tolerance, and a hedonistic pursuit of pleasure and one’s own view of[…]
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R.R. Reno is onto something with his claim that the ‘rainbow flag’ means far more than tolerance and all getting along, but a entire new regime, a metaphysical revolution, a transvaluation of all values – the only ‘value’ being an vague and vacuous tolerance, and a hedonistic pursuit of pleasure and one’s own view of[…]
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A blessed Canada, or more properly, Dominion Day to all our readers, on which we celebrate the official founding of ‘Canada’ as a (mostly) independent part of the British Commonwealth since the signing into effect of such in 1867, with the ‘province of Lower and Upper Canada’ (later Ontario and Quebec), Nova Scotia and New[…]
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A blessed Canada, or more properly, Dominion Day to all our readers, on which we celebrate the official founding of ‘Canada’ as a (mostly) independent part of the British Commonwealth since the signing into effect of such in 1867, with the ‘province of Lower and Upper Canada’ (later Ontario and Quebec), Nova Scotia and New[…]
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