Items of Interest
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An indomitable spirit: Artemisia at the National Gallery
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Not since the 60s have Americans argued with each other so vehemently
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How did the US become so divided? Two writers discuss
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AN Wilson’s diary: Prince Charles’s architecture, Covid and the power of the old
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Missionaries released unharmed after being held captive for 24 days
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Could our annual pilgrimage work online? Only up to a point
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America’s problems go even deeper than this grim election
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‘People are Chestertonian without realising it’: 46 years of the Chesterton Review
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I was editor of Christianity Today. How did I end up as a Catholic?
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The Pope’s new series on the social consequences of the pandemic
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Cardinal Sarah takes a nuanced view on emergency measures
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Why does Chicago have so many bishops?
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Fr Mankowski was silenced by the Jesuits. It was a kind of tribute
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Obituary: Fr Paul Mankowski, fighter, scholar and friend
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Obituary: Patricia Kelly, a selfless mother and advocate for the unborn
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My experience of Catholics has tested my agnosticism
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Are Catholics duty-bound to vote? And if so, for who?
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After the Gorsuch disappointment, the Supreme Court needs a new approach
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What I learnt from my weeks with Mother Teresa
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The long path to the Holy Island: Walking St Cuthbert’s Way
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How can Catholic voters be true to their faith? A round-up of the debate
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‘I was beyond being damaged’: An interview with philosopher John Finnis
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Aslan is a brilliant representation of Jesus. But where’s Mary?
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Vatican proposes renewal of agreement with China on bishops’ appointments
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The meaning of everything: Providence
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Why St Teresa’s feast is eleven days ‘late’
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Halloween: a mixture of folklore, Catholic tradition and pop culture
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Lepanto, Fatima and the importance of the daily rosary
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Learning about Pope John Paul I’s life will help dispel myths, niece says
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Pope Francis names leading physicist to pontifical academy
