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‘Jimmy Akin’s Mysterious World’ is proving popular across all podcast listening groups.

Entering ‘Jimmy Akin’s Mysterious World’

Jimmy Akin and Domenico Bettinelli, the creators and co-hosts of the popular podcast, discuss its success.

K.V. Turley Features October 10, 2021

Dominican Father Samuel Burke serves as a college chaplain at the University of Edinburgh Catholic Chaplaincy in Scotland.

The Ongoing Witness of UK University Chaplains

Three Catholic priests reflect on life at today’s British universities.

K.V. Turley Education October 9, 2021

This illustration photo shows a person working on their laptop from a home office in Los Angeles on August 14, 2021. In the United States, companies are delaying one after another the return of their employees to the office, worried about the new wave of contaminations with the spread of the Delta variant.

Sanctifying Work in the Post-COVID World

More than anything else, work and the workplace has been affected by the recent pandemic.

K.V. Turley World August 31, 2021

‘Bonnie and Clyde’ and ‘A Man for All Seasons’ portray crime and holiness, respectively. The year the bank-robber drama was released, the true story of St. Thomas More dominated the Oscars.

New Wave, New Hollywood, New Morality

COMMENTARY: How an obscure French film journal changed the course of U.S. history — and how a 1966 classic about St. Thomas More highlights what was lost.

K.V. Turley Arts & Entertainment August 25, 2021

Clockwise from top left: An alabaster panel shows the murder of Thomas Becket; the Miracle Windows, an overview of the exhibit and an alabaster panel from an altarpiece showing Becket’s consecration as an archbishop (from the first half of the 15th century; private collection) are on display.

The Witness of St. Thomas Becket

Major exhibition in London highlights the life of the martyr-bishop.

K.V. Turley Travel August 17, 2021

Coinciding with the Dominican arrival in England, friars are on a walking pilgrimage.

Dominican Friars Follow the Footsteps of Their Forebears

To mark the 800th anniversary of the arrival of St. Dominic’s order in England, four friars make a 225-mile pilgrimage from Kent to Oxford.

K.V. Turley Interviews August 6, 2021

Clockwise from upper right: Sister Anselm, Sister Reginette, Sister Judith and Sister Marguerite, the Missionaries of Charity sisters who were killed in Aden, Yemen, by two gunmen who attacked their convent on March 4, 2016. A new film project will tell their story.

The Filmmakers and the Martyrs of Charity

Meet the team behind the film about the murdered Missionaries of Charity sisters.

K.V. Turley Arts & Entertainment July 5, 2021

Father John Rizzo leads a Eucharistic procession with the Tyburn Nuns in Parramatta, Australia.

The Joy of the Priesthood Through the Eyes of a Chaplain to a Cloister

Father John Rizzo serves the Tyburn Nuns, a community devoted to Eucharistic adoration, in Parramatta, Australia.

K.V. Turley Interviews June 23, 2021

Marie Stopes moved her birth-control business in central London to 108 Whitfield St., a location that is now apparently closed.

Did G.K. Chesterton Help Sink a ‘Flagship’ Abortion Facility?

‘Coincidences are spiritual puns.’ — G.K. Chesterton

K.V. Turley World June 17, 2021

During the Middles Ages, the shrine at Glastonbury attracted many pilgrims. Since the late 16th century, Glastonbury waned. The town’s hill and the abbey’s ruins are seen above in new and circa 1900 images.

Joseph of Arimathea and the Glastonbury Quest for the Holy Grail

An ancient and mysterious Marian shrine is undergoing a revival in an English town of unusual acclaim.

K.V. Turley Features May 29, 2021

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