April-June 2008 |
Volume 13, Number 2 - Contents |
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No other name (Editorial)
There were no "whingeing Poms" in pre-Reformation England.
A life devoted to plainchant
Dr Mary Berry, CBE, leading expert in Gregorian chant and a Catholic convert, died on 1 May 2008.
The prayer pro Judeis
By R. J. Stove
On Benedict XVI's recent move to rewrite the Good Friday prayer for the Jews' conversion: what it entails, and what reactions it has elicited.
Flavigny monks in Australia
By Katrina Edwards
Members of a comparatively little known French religious community, in which the Latin Mass is safeguarded, visited this country in November 2007.
The jus ad bellum and unconventional warfare
By Fr Ken Webb FSSP
How can irregular forms of combat, such as guerrilla insurgencies, be understood according to just-war criteria?
The Cross in the desert
By R. Kenton Craven
The Season of Lent, as experienced in the Sultanate of Oman.
Music's annals and anecdotes
By Elizabeth Rennick
Reviewing A Student's Guide to Music History, by R. J. Stove.
The mortar man at work
By Aniello Iannuzzi
Reviewing God and Caesar: Selected Essays on Religion, Politics, and Society, by Cardinal George Pell.
The conquest of Babel
By Henry Craft
What are the Old Testament connections to the descent of the Holy Spirit?
