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The great defender of the Council

Benedict XVI: A Life. Professor and Prefect to Pope and Pope Emeritus.…
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Posted on: 1 Jan 2022 Written by: victordiazbl

“‌Leave‌ ‌No‌ ‌Trace”‌

Spoiler Alert: If you haven’t watched the superlative “Leave No Trace” (2018)…
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Posted on: 1 Jan 2022 Written by: victordiazbl

Editorial – December 2021

This month we carry reviews of no less than four books on…
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Posted on: 1 Dec 2021 Written by: victordiazbl

“A Quiet Place” … close by

We might wonder sometimes if that most woke of the woke, Hollywood,…
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New Secular Ideologies

Last month, the Archbishop of Los Angeles, Dr Jose Gomez addressed the…
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Lessons for the Irish Catholic Church

The Catholic Community in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries Monsignor Patrick Corish…
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Going beyond anti-Catholic prejudice

Christianity in Ireland: Revisiting the Story Brendan Bradshaw and Dáire Keogh (editors)…
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Whyte’s classic history revisted

Church & State in Modern Ireland, 1923–1970 John Henry Whyte Gill and…
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A sophisticated but blinkered view on Ireland

We Don’t Know Ourselves. A Personal History of Ireland since 1958 Fintan…
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