Dodgy Medieval Dossiers
Book review of The War on Heresy: Faith and Power in Medieval Europe by R. I. Moore
Politics, Ideas and the Arts
Those Damned Papists Again
Book review of The Elizabethans by A.N. Wilson
Online Only: A Quiet Revolution of the Heart
The three million young pilgrims attending World Youth Day this year are just one part of a radical Catholic movement begun by John Paul II and developed by Pope Benedict
A Life Less Ordinary
Book review of G.K. Chesterton: A Biography by Ian Ker
In the Steps of the Spanish
Book reviews of Love: A Secret History by Simon May and All About Love by Lisa Appignanesi
Well Worth an Arm and a Leg
Book review of Holy Bones, Holy Dust: How Relics Shaped the History of Medieval Europe by Charles Freeman and Walsingham: Pilgrims and Pilgrimage by Michael Rear
Pope Benedict’s New Testament
Thanks to Pope Benedict XVI, the Catholic Church is making a vibrant and intellectually rigorous contribution to modern society Captivated audience: Pope Benedict XVI on his recent visit to London (PA) Eleanor
Did the Earth Move for Galileo?
New books on the great Italian reveal him to have been wiser than many modern scientists
ONLINE Only: Defending the Birmingham Three
Just weeks ahead of Benedict XVI's visit, the Birmingham Oratory is guilty of profound institutional cruelty in its treatment of three banished former members
Evolution can be Religion’s Friend
Science and faith need not contradict each other because they concern different matters
Faith in the Law
'I might believe it is wrong to work on the Sabbath but I cannot expect the law to enforce that belief in Britain'
Pilgrim of Meaning
Newman’s Unquiet Grave: Portrait of a Reluctant Saint by John Cornwell There has not been, to say the least, a paucity of books about John Henry Newman, or of books which touch