Henrietta Cullinan
Finsbury Park is a beach!
Henrietta Cullinan's interview with Br. Johannes Maertens for our Easter 2023 newsletter Firstly, what do you do? I try to do… pastoral...
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Martin Newell
3 days ago
Blessed are those persecuted in the cause of right
from Issue 72, Easter 2023 I had some court fines for my part in the Insulate Britain (IB) protests in 2021. Previously I refused to pay...
Bishop Paul McAleenan
6 days ago
Bishop Paul McAleenan's Adress to the Home Office Vigil
June 2023 The reality of the life of a refugee, the hardships and hazards they endure, opens this Refugee Week as we listen to the...
Thomas Dennehy-Caddick
Nov 14
Barbenheimer
Much has been made of the stark thematic contrast between the simultaneously released Barbie and Oppenheimer , to the point of receiving...
Br Johannes Maertens
Nov 9
Where are the Christians?
It puzzled him he had met no Christians. Where were they? Where is that Jerusalem community Luke writes about?
Sel Nyteshade
Nov 7
Why is renunciation important?
A reflection on the importance of renunciation and rest in our lives
Rida Vaquas
Nov 5
A Reflection on the Elbit Protests
Rida Vaquas discusses the sacrifices of those protesting against Elbit Systems
Br Johannes Maertens
Nov 1
Prefer nothing to the Love of Christ
Br Johannes Maertens on the journey of personal spiritual growth and conversion
Anthony V. Capildeo
Oct 1
Feeling Seen
I Stand Here Ironing – Tillie Olsen ‘Beauty is truth, truth beauty,—that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.’ – John...
Edwin Kalerwa
Sep 23
Politicians must rule in favour of God’s will for planet Earth
Looking after God’s creation and realising how we have affected our natural environment, we will be able to reconstruct our relation wih God
Edwin Kalerwa
Sep 23
Empowering the Homeless
As a guest at the Giuseppe Conlon House, I find homelessness depressingly damaging. The population of refugees, asylum seekers with the...
Thomas Frost
Aug 28
The Age of Insecurity
Members of the new Government have told us several times over the last few months that we have entered an “age of insecurity”. Keir...
Dorothy Day
Aug 15
Pacifism
A repost of Dorothy Day’s 1936 Catholic Worker editorial on pacifism The Catholic Worker is sincerely a pacifist paper. We oppose class...
Henrietta Cullinan
Aug 10
Fare Forward, Voyagers!
In this book, David Craig, real life poetry professor, becomes James, self-styled beatnik and narrator, in order to tell the story of his...
Various
Jul 16
Faithful Non-Violent Resistance in the Holy Land
We want to share with you the powerful statement from Palestinian Christians to western churches, having heard the truth and love it...
Martin Newell
Jul 9
Poverty and Riches
The first time I ever picked up a copy of “The Catholic Worker” newspaper from New York, it was two of Peter Maurin’s Easy Essays that...
Thomas Frost
Jul 2
Hospitalities
I grew up in an inn with three guest rooms and a pub attached; my parents are the owners and the only staff. My everyday life has always...
Various
Jun 25
It still makes me cry...
Br Johannes Maertens and his co-workers report on their time in Calais and Dunkirk Thursday afternoon I was in the Eritrean Refugee tent...
Martha Hennessy
Jun 18
Martha Hennessy Interview
Martha Hennessy is a prominent US peace activist, Catholic Worker and granddaughter of Dorothy Day. Here she talks to Tom Dennehy-Caddick...
Tom Bennett
Jun 11
Count Up the Almonds
In a Christian context, the question of suffering has always been difficult. How does one reconcile the idea that ‘suffering and death -...
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