Absolutely null and utterly void
BY Alan Fimister
The essential error of Anglicanism is the subjection of the spiritual to the temporal power. This can never be permitted,…
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How divine law differs from natural law
BY Peter Newman
Those who have followed the Family and Life Academy’s course on natural law and gone straight on to the course…
READ MOREThe disciples of John the Baptist: sermon on the second Sunday of Advent
BY a Dominican Friar
“Blessed is he that shall not be scandalised in me.” Did St John the Baptist’s faith in Christ grow uncertain…
READ MOREThe defence the family and the reconquest of its values
BY Peter Newman
In last Friday’s webinar, Attacks against the family: a historical overview, Professor Roberto de Mattei elucidated exactly what is at…
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BY Cristiana de Magistris
The Russian armed forces’ invasion of the Donbas last February has ushered in a troubling global scenario which threatens nuclear…
READ MOREThe eschatological discourse: sermon on the first Sunday of Advent
BY a Dominican Friar
See the fig-tree and all the trees The Holy Ghost has inspired the Church to meditate upon two similar passages…
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BY Liam Gibson
A group of parents in Wales is asking the High Court to overrule a decision by the government in Cardiff…
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BY Mgr Henri Delassus
This is the eighth in a series of twenty articles drawn from Mgr Delassus’s two-volume work, The Problem of the Present Time:…
READ MOREThe great tribulation: sermon on the twenty-fourth and last Sunday after Pentecost
BY a Dominican Friar
“From the fig tree learn a parable: When the branch thereof is now tender, and the leaves come forth, you…
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BY Roberto de Mattei
In 1917, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared in Fatima to three little shepherds, Lucia dos Santos and her cousins, Jacinta…
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BY Alan Fimister
I once came across the recently departed Fr Ian Ker, in his then-parish church somewhere between Oxford and Cheltenham. The…
READ MORE“Talitha kumi”: sermon on the twenty-third Sunday after Pentecost
BY a Dominican Friar
“Behold, a woman who had had a flow of blood for twelve years came behind and touched the fringe of…
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