We Have Much to Learn From the Queen, ‘Grandmother to Us All’
COMMENTARY: As a nation, as a culture, our roots are Christian, and none of what is happening makes any sense unless we understand that God is at the core of all of this.
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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.
Walking in Newman’s Footsteps
Littlemore procession recaps pivotal moments in the convert-cardinal’s life, from study to conversion.
London Bridge Is Standing Strong
COMMENTARY: The centuries-old city is no stranger to violence, and it will survive this latest chapter with its spirit intact.
Catholic Coffee Klatch: Chatting With Lord David Alton
Pro-Life Parliamentarian Has a Sense of History
Fifty Miles in Full Habit: UK Dominicans Walk to Evangelize
The Nuns of New Forest sponsor annual St. John Paul II pilgrimage to Walsingham.
Britain Needs More Than Brexit
COMMENTARY: Yesterday’s vote will enhance British democracy, but only a spiritual revival can successfully address the major issues confronting the U.K. and other Western nations.
St. Mary’s in London: Pocket of Catholicism in an Increasingly Faithless Land
Vice Chancellor Francis Campbell, formerly Britain’s ambassador to the Holy See, is committed to establishing the university as a major part of Catholic life in Britain.
Study: ‘Nones’ Outnumber Believers in Britain
NEWS ANALYSIS: Amid cultural change, Catholicism and Christian heritage offer ray of hope in British Isles.
