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Birmingham’s War on the Flag Is a Symptom of Something Much Worse
The council chose injunctions and removal — revealing a country increasingly unsure what its people are supposed to belong to.
Aug 31
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Mark Lambert
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Why Is Pride Losing Friends? The Question the BBC Predictably Won’t Ask
The BBC sees backlash, budgets and politics. What it will not confront is the darker crisis of safeguarding, sexual boundaries and the presence of…
Aug 26
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Mark Lambert
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The Pope Is Not Absolute. Neither Are We.
How the failures of recent Church governance are driving some faithful Catholics towards an ecclesiology that empties the papacy of its divine…
Aug 10
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Mark Lambert
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Are We Living Through the Great Apostasy?
The constant temptation to give up hope & why it is wrong
Jul 28
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Mark Lambert
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The Faithful Remnant and the Living Church
If the Holy Spirit still guides the Church, where has He been leading her since the Second Vatican Council?
Jul 13
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Mark Lambert
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The Rights of the Child and the Desires of Adults
Why the Church's ancient anthropology stands against the commodification of human life
Jun 18
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Mark Lambert
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We Have Forgotten What Man Is
The crisis of immigration, the rise of populism, and the Church's neglected teaching on nations, culture, and the common good.
Jun 9
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Mark Lambert
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Why Do Some Catholic Families Keep the Faith?
What Eduard Habsburg discovered about tradition, family life and passing Catholicism to the next generation.
Jun 1
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Mark Lambert
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The Anthropology Crisis Beneath the Church’s Sexual Debate
Father James Martin’s response to Pope Leo XIV reveals a deeper conflict within modern Catholicism: not simply over sexuality, but over the meaning of…
May 25
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Mark Lambert
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Freedom, Desire and the Loss of Moral Order
His criticism of the Church reveals not an obsession with sexuality, but a civilisation that no longer understands the human person
May 20
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Mark Lambert
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The Question No One Wanted Asked About Vatican II
Fr. Robert McTeigue exposes the contradiction at the heart of the Church’s post-conciliar crisis
May 7
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Mark Lambert
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What the Church Really Teaches About War
Why Catholic doctrine neither baptises violence nor dissolves into pacifism, and why the argument over Iran matters far beyond Iran
Apr 22
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Mark Lambert
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