St Pius V reigned from the Chair of St Peter for six years (1566-1572) during a period of remarkable social,

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What is the point of having a patron saint of a country? Isn’t it funny, the idea of being a

Second Sunday of Easter (Divine Mercy)  |  Fr Leo Edgar sees Christ's resurrection to be a sign of God's infinite

Continuing our series on the Christological Psalms, we now turn to look at Psalm 15 (16) sometimes referred to as

Most of us today are familiar with the cliche, ‘spiritual but not religious’. It’s such a cliche, that I’m not

Upon the sacred beams of the cross Our Lord let out his last breath, bowed his head, and died. On

Holy Thursday is a day filled with tradition. Firstly, if you pop along to your Cathedral, there will be in

Any wrong or insult which is done to us would surely be made worse if it was done by a

Good Friday  |  Fr Peter Clarke discovers the joy of the sacrifice of Calvary. What a ghastly day, what a terrible

Easter Sunday of the Lord's Resurrection (A)  |  Archbishop Malcolm McMahon OP invites us to envisage the difference that the

In today’s Gospel Jesus raises the question of his betrayer. The disciples, gathered at the Last Supper, are perplexed at