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Blood of Christ, inebriate me
A new poem by Anthony Capildeo
Anthony V. Capildeo
Sep 4
A Grain of Rice
Sharmini Aphrodite on migration, memory and a travelling faith
Sharmini Aphrodite
Sep 1
Book Review
Martin Newell reviews Anna Blackman’s history of the Catholic Worker in Britain in Lay Catholic Societies in Twentieth Century Britain
Martin Newell
Aug 29
Sojourners in Babylon: Saint Peter and the State
Harry Wills on living in exile as citizens of God's Kingdom
Harry Wills
Aug 26
Thoughts on Birdsong
Naomi Orrell reflects on the healing power of birdsong in a wounded world
Naomi Orrell
Aug 23
The Afterlives of the Caledonian Forest
Thomas Frost on the legacy of the Highland Clearances and Scotland's new lairds
Thomas Frost
Aug 20
Tent Schools for Gaza
Anne Jones on her latest cycling fundraiser for Palestine
Anne Jones
Aug 17
Defend Our Juries
Martin Newell on the need to both resist and discern
Martin Newell
Aug 14
Anatomy of an Arrest
Tom Dennehy-Caddick on being one of the thousands arrested in Palestine Action protests
Thomas Dennehy-Caddick
Aug 11
GCH House Update - Summer 2026
Guiseppe Conlon House, Clint Bolik, 2026 A House of Hospitality is so much more than a house. But, in recent months, we have been reminded of material realities. Between warped windows and doors, a roof beam chewed through by squirrels, and even an exploding microwave, life in an old building is not without its challenges. Yet anyone who has spent time in a Catholic Worker house knows that these places are more than just a shelter. Patricia, one of the founders of MSH, a Cath
London Catholic Worker
Aug 8