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On the Magisterium, religious liberty, the spirit of Assisi, and the increasingly embarrassing business of converting people to Jesus Christ
“Because Thou Art Lukewarm, I Will Begin to Vomit Thee Out of My Mouth.” Apocalypse 3:16
15 hrs ago
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Stephen Morgan
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When Did Conversion Become a Dirty Word?
Pope Benedict XVI explained why the Church grows by attraction. Pope Francis’s rhetoric too often obscured the distinction he inherited. Cardinal…
Nov 1
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Mark Lambert
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October 2026
Are Christians Too Judgemental? | Your Big Questions Answered
Katherine takes a look at Judgementalism
Oct 30
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Katherine Bennett
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15:12
Fr James Martin and Spiritual Segregation
People who experience same-sex attraction are not some subhuman species. They are human beings, bound by the same natural law that binds us all.
Oct 29
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Katherine Bennett
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In Defence of Lateness
Instead of machines liberating humans from the tyranny of time, we seem to have surrendered ourselves to the pace of the machines
Oct 21
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Katherine Bennett
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France Rises For Peter
France’s welcome for Pope Leo XIV was about far more than the man Robert Prevost.
Oct 19
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Mark Lambert
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Cardinal Tagle, Parolin and the Quiet Politics of Pope Leo XIV’s Vatican
New revelations about the election of the Dean of the College of Cardinals raise intriguing questions about influence, authority and the direction of…
Oct 18
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Mark Lambert
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When Does Doctrinal Development Become Doctrinal Confusion?
John Paul II, Benedict XVI and Francis on nuclear deterrence, and the difficult inheritance facing Pope Leo XIV.
Oct 17
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Mark Lambert
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Come And Join The Adventure
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Oct 17
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Danielle Milliken
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Katherine Bennett
, and
Mark Lambert
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Stay on the Threshing Floor: Joshua Charles on Faith, Conversion and the Church in Crisis
Why the Church Fathers, the Rosary and the virtue of perseverance have never been more relevant to Catholics struggling with the state of the Church.
Oct 15
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Mark Lambert
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Katherine Bennett
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“The Catholic Church Is on the Front Foot Again” — Professor Jacob Phillips on Pope Leo XIV, Tradition and the Crisis of Modernity
At a time when the Catholic Church seems increasingly divided between competing visions of her identity and mission, how do we remain faithful to…
Oct 13
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Mark Lambert
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Can I Trust the Bible? And What If It’s True?
Was the Bible written centuries after Jesus? Have its stories been distorted by generations of retelling? Is the Resurrection simply a legend that…
Oct 12
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Mark Lambert
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