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Katherine Bennett
90 ArticlesRaised in humble but spiritually rich surroundings, Katherine holds a B.A. in Theology from St Mary’s Catholic University, London, and an M.A. in Political Philosophy. A former stand-up comedian, she brings wit, warmth, and academic rigor to our discussions, especially as she articulates the complementary beauty of the feminine in the Church.
Why Does Cardinal Fernández Want Us To overlook Centuries of Development?
Katherine and Mark are joined in conversation by Fr James Mawdsley to talk about the recent document ‘Mater populi fidelis’ issued by Cardinal ‘Tucho’ Fernández of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, and approved by Pope Leo XIV.…...
What Agatha Christie Knew About Sin: You Don't Start With Murder.
Around this time, every year, my youngest daughter and I usually turn to the ghost stories of M.R. James. They are chilling, unsettling, and supernatural unlike the Hollywood movies attempting to scare us today. James originally read his stories to…...
"I Couldn't Stay Anglican" Faith, Truth & the Crisis of the West.
Katherine and Mark are joined in Conversation by Fr. Ed Tomlinson, Priest in Charge of St Anselms Tunbridge Wells. After sharing why he became a Catholic, Fr Ed goes on to examine the problems created by the ‘Reformation’, the reason…...
Co-Redemptrix Inappropriate? The Post War World in Which Dogma Has Become a Dirty Word
On Tuesday 4th November Mater Populi Fidelis, a Doctrinal Note on Some Marian Titles Regarding Mary’s Cooperation in the Work of Salvation, was issued by the Dicastry for the Doctrine of the Faith, headed by Cardinal Víctor Manuel ‘Tucho’ Fernández....
Inverting the Beatitudes: Machiavelli the Father of Aggressive Secularist Propaganda
This Sunday’s Gospel was Matthew 5:1-12, The Sermon on the Mount. Here, Jesus preaches on supreme happiness. The world tells us that we will be happy if we win, if we come out on top, if we gain more than…...
The Lost Bride: How the Modern World Forgot the Feminine
I recently wrote about how the sitcom Friends wreaked untold damage on a generation of impressionable young viewers. I know this, because I am that generation. Many of my Catholic peers (already left in the gutter by weak clergy who…...
Trick, Treat, or Triumph: How Catholics Face the Darkness of Hallowe’en
By the end of this month the clocks in the UK will have fallen back, and the days will be shorter. Children will walk home from school in the dark, crunching dead leaves underfoot and trees will stand stripped back…...
The Redemptive Power of Suffering: Pope St John Paul II Against the Culture of Death
I started watching “Blue Lights’“ following Sean Walsh’s recommendation. It’s a Police drama set in contemporary Northern Ireland, with echoes of a world I recall from childhood. My family are, to this day, based in Dundalk, Louth. Border territory and…...
"If It's Broke, Fix It". How Two Young Men Are Changing The Face of Education
We are joined by Jamie Burns and Hin-Tai Ting, two educators who, seeing the need to offer a truly christian formation in classical education, have set up schools in the UK (London and Wales) not blinkered by a modernist worldview.…...
Thank you from the Rosary Crusade of Reparation
Last Saturday I walked The Rosary Crusade of Reparation through London. A sizeable crowd gathered to bear witness to Christ and to pray for sins committed against Our Lady. This was the 40th annual national crusade through England’s capital city....
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