Res Aliena
Leonard Francis TaylorMy interests lie in the intersection between human rights and duties, and the history of political Catholicism.
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A truly cosmopolitan Pope.
Cosmopolitanism has come of age in the Catholic church?
I have a sense that cosmopolitanism has come of age in the Catholic church. While early antecedents were evident in the papacy of Francis, the new Pope Leo XIV has revealed the transf...
A landmark judgement
For Women Scotland Ltd(Appellant) v The Scottish Ministers(Respondent)[2025] UKSC 16
Delighted to welcome the landmark UK Supreme Court Judgement on sex based rights for women under the UK’s Equality Act. The court found that 'that the ter...
Romano Guardini
Possessing inalienable and imprescriptible rights
I have been working through old notes while preparing a chapter on John Charles McQuaid (28 July 1895 – 7 April 1973), the Catholic Archbishop of Dublin, who was appointed to that post on 6...
Writing again
I have just concluded a seven month period in my university as a Head of Department, which was a privileged time to serve my university and community.
I have just concluded a seven month period in my university as a Head of Department, whi...
On the shores of Acheron
Holidays are valuable in so much as they can leave lasting impressions. My brief stay in Italy took on the characteristics of a pilgrimage. I should have known that any visit to this country would be marked not only by the wonderful food an...
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