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Openness, Concern And A Pontifical Anniversary
Page 3 from 28th December 1973by Michael Duggan It has been a good year for openness in the Church. Cardinal Alfrink took the Catholic Herald to task over an article on the......
Bluff And Bluster On The Road To Rome
Page 10 from 5th March 1993Charterhouse Chronicle by Peter Hebblethwaite I T is not often that I go to the Anglican Synod but I had a lunch appointment there, at the wittily......
We Are Lucky This Pope Is ‘ecclesiastically Incorrect’
Page 12 from 29th May 2009Benedict XVI is prepared to suffer ridicule in his battle against relativism, says Alcuin Reid O n April 18 2005 a 78-year-old cardinal, at the end......
Religious Books
Page 6 from 1st October 1982The Gospels for Prayer compiled by John C Edwards SJ. CTS. £4.50. This book consists of passages from the Gospels to provide subjects for prayer.......
Coming Events
Page 3 from 8th February 1991NURSES, doctors and health care workers were invited this week to attend a major health conference in March by Central America Week 91. The......
Sisterhood In Faith
Page 6 from 20th September 1985Feminine in the Church, edited by Monica Furlong, (SACK, £4.95). HALF of these essays are written by women and half by men. That is welcome, at a......
Predictions Create Their Own Difficulties
Page 10 from 29th January 1993Charterhouse Chronicle by Peter Hebblethwaite S CANDAL at the Venerable English College. via del Monserrato. Rome: they do not take the Catholic......
Books For The Beach
Page 7 from 1st July 1994As the long evenings of the Summer holidays draw nearer, we asked some Catholic Herald book reviewers to tell us what pages they will be covering......
Reams Of A Church Dressed Simply In Gospels And Sandals
Page 7 from 18th August 1989Bishop Pedro Casaldaliga is involved in a tussle with the Vatican over the future of the Church in Latin America. Margaret Hebblethwaite met this......
Searching Out The Hidden Witness
Page 5 from 11th October 1991Carla Ricci "IT IS a late afternoon on a day in September," writes Carla•Ricci, Italian feminist theologian, in the first lines of her new book.......