Holy Fooling
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Cardinal Newman's room
St John Henry Newman went up to Trinity College – one of the many academic communities that make up the University of Oxford – in June 1817, having waited since December of the previous year for an available room. The letter from the colleg...
The best case for secularisation
Has there ever been a more ominous evening than Wednesday 7th November, 1917? The War had now firmly entered a fourth year. Even ardent nationalists were demoralised at the thought of the conflict engine devouring ten thousand more sons, po...
Einstein, Pope Leo XIV, and the defence of human scale
In some senses, it is harder to be a Christian in 2025 than in, say, 1625. Broadly speaking, a sturdier ‘plausibility structure’ was in place 400 years ago. Back then, your neighbours went to church. The elite said their prayers at night. C...
On Good Friday, the Church is One
Last Good Friday – and fittingly on a day which confronts us with crosses – I went to a crossover event. Two evangelical churches in Oxford each take it in turn to host a service for their combined congregations, and I was with the away sid...
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Holy Fools remind the world that the church thinks differently; they also remind the church of her calling to this very task.
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