In the year 2003 the fine county of Devon decided that it needed a flag. Spurred on by the

In the last week, two of the most intriguing, innovative and darn-right confusing series have drawn to an end.

The Limerick is the cheeky and often rude member of the poetry family. It was popularised in the nineteenth-century

In parishes up and down England we are entering the First Communion season. Over the past six months I

A Romanian collector of medieval coins has asked about the symbolism found on the item below. He believes it was

What happened during the Harrowing of Hell? Was it only the faithful Jews who were saved at that time or

After a month long election circus, Britain finally goes to the polls today. If you have not yet

Mark Davoren

It was announced recently that Fr Jerzy Popieluszko is to be beatified in Warsaw on 6th June. We re-publish here

One of the most interesting social trends in my life has been the rebirth of England as a distinct cultural

As Britain prepares for a general election it seems apt that the feast of St. Apollonius falls within the month-long

One of greatest fallacies of the "new atheists" is that modern cosmology and physics prove the mendacity of religion and