There’s no need for eco-diets, when Fish Fridays will do
Let this be another reminder that tradition is often backed up by a lot of sense
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Let this be another reminder that tradition is often backed up by a lot of sense
It’s the Bible we really have to thank for classy Joshua and Zachariah, just as Noah and his ark are to be found in the Book of Genesis
The queue to see her lying in state was like a pilgrimage to honour her life and what was its sure foundation – her faith
We have a genius for pageantry in this country and should celebrate that to stunning effect at this time
The golden age whodunits live on and will continue to entertain future generations
Blood, guts and miracles are as much a part of Christianity as loving your neighbour
There is little point in learning lessons if those who will have to live with the long-term effects of our actions are not prioritised
The new woke gospel of diversity and equality is little more than gesture politics
They were on opposite sides of a culture war, but Joan Bakewell says it was a coup to have the moral crusader appear on the BBC
Novelist faced calls to resign as president after defending writer’s acclaimed memoir Some Kids I Taught and What They Taught Me
The trips abroad, the photocalls, and the constant Twitter updates give the impression that the Archbishop is the apex of the pyramid
The very sick are suffering not because they are dying, but because of attempts to keep them alive
Francis is right to warn against historical revisionism. But traditionalist Catholics will be raising their eyebrows
Christianity is still at the heart of the nation’s life, but it could be at the heart of many more individuals’ lives too
Passing the "Amess Amendment" would be the ideal tribute to a man whose life combined politics and faith
As the V&A prepares to open a show on Fabergé, one town will have its unlikely moment of royal glory celebrated once again
The Radio 4 newsreader recalls the trauma of realising he couldn't use his left arm, and the melancholic road to recovery that followed
Militant ‘progressive’ secularists don’t just hate my religion. They hate its followers, too
Pope Francis's decree on the Latin Mass has split Catholics and exposed a rift with his predecessor
Fans can belt out 'Football’s Coming Home' - but no-one can sing hymns in Church
World leaders take precedence as Tregenna Castle Resort spruced up for arrival of Joe Biden and others attending Cornwall summit
The schadenfreude of those who think the door should have been slammed in the PM’s face because of his past is unattractive and un-Christian
Duke of Edinburgh’s life celebrated with familiar rites but prayers evoke Orthodox and Catholic faiths and his murdered royal relatives
Dame Rachel de Souza, the new Children’s Commissioner, explains how she plans to get things done – with a little help from Marcus Rashford
From a furniture maker to judo black belt, meet the unlikely Catholics who could soon be canonised
The Archbishop of Canterbury has is happy to talk politics, but the country yearns for deeper leadership
On International Women's day, the FCO's own story of reversing gender inequality is one of the best narratives around
As Easter approaches, there is no sign that there will be the usual Good Friday and Easter Sunday services with choral singing
Being made a saint requires not only evidence of your faith, but evidence of your selflessness
If cathedrals are safe enough to use as vaccine hubs, why are they closing for worship?
While Christians around the world are in peril, our Government is sending hundreds of millions of pounds to regimes perpetrating abuse