Saints

I was recently invited to contribute an article to the online journal of the Jesuits, Thinking Faith, on the topic

Today we celebrate the Commemoration of Bl. Giovanni (John) da Fiesole, more popularly known as Fra’ Angelico. He’s been called

It is fashionable in this Year of Mercy to relate everyone and everything to this single theological theme. But in

Tertullian, no stranger to being victimised by his interpreters, called St Paul the “heretics’ apostle”, indicating the amenability of Paul’s writings to

‘How hard can it really be?’ That’s the question I would ask myself as I tore excitedly into the box

Last week I was working with another brother on a new liturgical book. Facing our two computer screens with keen

Yesterday, we heard about the ancestors of Jesus, including all those reprobate characters, noting that the genealogy of Christ was

Taking up the example of collaborative preaching offered by Br Joseph yesterday, for today's feast of St John of the

St Edmund Gennings is a martyr of the Catholic faith in England. He has one of the most remarkable stories

Sometimes you come across the name of a saint and think, “Who?!” St Birinus is probably one of those saints,

“I am a Catholic man and a priest. In that faith have I lived and in that faith do I

Martyrdom is a strangely familiar thing. As the act of dying in witness to, and fellowship with, Christ it sits