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The Pope, Ecumenism And The Future Of The Church

Page 5 from 2nd July 1982

Nicholas Lash, Professor of Divinity at Cambridge University talks to Jonathan Petre about the Pope's visit, unity and the future of the Church.......

" Things I Badly Want To Say . . ."

Page 7 from 25th June 1937

LET US REMEMBER AMERICA! By MICHAEL DERRICK [The Editor wishes it to be understood that the views expressed in these articles are purely personal......

'our Hopes For 1975'

Page 8 from 27th December 1974

Bishop Alan Clark, Auxiliary of Northampton The direction of the Church has been firmly set by the proclamation of the Holy Year. But......

Let These People Come

Page 4 from 19th February 1993

LET MY PEOPLE go, Moses told the Pharaoh of Egypt. The ensuing exodus has become part of our religious mythology — a symbol of the spiritual search......

Church Broadcasting Co-operation Urged

Page 7 from 23rd February 1968

C LOSER co-operation between Catholic and non-Catholic religious broadcasting groups was urged by Mr. Charles Curran, Director of BBC External......

In The Catholic Herald Of March 4, Fr. Charles Davis

Page 2 from 18th March 1966

reviewed The Future of Catholic Christianity, edited by Michael de la Bedoyere. Here is a selection of replies to his review. Sir,—Fr. Davis is on......

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