Charlie Kirk Saw Britain’s Decline — and Signs of Change Ahead
COMMENTARY: At Oxford and Cambridge, Kirk confronted secular dogmas and protests, yet beyond the elite halls he sensed a people impatient for change.
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England’s Decline: As ‘Our Lady’s Dowry’ Wanes, Is the Catholic Faith Set for a Revival?
ANALYSIS: The country is facing many socio-political ills that Church leaders and others link to a spiritual vacuum but signs of a Catholic revival are said to be ‘bubbling under the surface.’
‘The Chosen’ of World War II Britain: When Dorothy Sayers Spread the Gospel on the BBC
How a series of radio plays in the 1940s evangelized a nation
7 Liturgical Lessons From King Charles’ Coronation
COMMENTARY: Although an Anglican liturgy, the solemn service May 6 featured facets Catholics can pay attention to.
King Charles’ Royal Priesthood
COMMENTARY: The coronation of King Charles consecrated him symbolically as a priest-king like Solomon.
A Guide to the Christian — and Catholic — Symbolism in King Charles III’s Coronation
As part of the coronation, the king’s head, hands, and breast will be anointed with chrism oil, which in the Catholic Church is most commonly associated with baptism and confirmation.
Boris Johnson, St. Thomas More and Heavenly Medicine
‘The King’s good servant but God’s first’ and other saintly links to the outgoing prime minister’s life.
Praying for Queen Elizabeth II: The Platinum Jubilee and Our Ultimate Hope
COMMENTARY: At the end of Mass on Sunday, Catholics offered a special prayer and sang the national anthem, a hymn that asks God’s blessing on the sovereign and by implication the nation.
British Education Secretary Praises Catholic Schools for 175 Years of Service
Most Catholic schools in England receive government funding, with the Church covering about 10% of costs and the state providing the rest.
The Enduring Legacy of John Paul II’s 1982 Visit to Britain
“For the first time in history,” said Pope St. John Paul II after he stepped off the airplane, “a Bishop of Rome sets foot on English soil.”
