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Have we ignored apostolicity of government/succession and over-focused on that of doctrine?
Such is an allegation made against 'sedevacantists' in general, and The WM Review in particular.
Apr 17
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S.D. Wright
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The status of the Church's hierarchy today
Some current thoughts on the question.
Apr 15
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How we found Fr Coleridge's grave
To mark the anniversary of Fr Henry James Coleridge SJ's death, I took my family to Ottery St Mary, Devon, in search of the great man's grave.
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Apr 13
Low Sunday – St Thomas' doubts dispelled
On Low Sunday, the Easter Octave, we hear about the institution of the sacrament of penance, and the resolution of St Thomas' doubts.
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Apr 12
The Resurrection synthesised into a single narrative
Fr Coleridge sets out exactly how it happened, and resolves the difficulties we may face in reading the Gospels. Here is a single text based on his…
Apr 11
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What prophecies did Christ 'open' on the Road to Emmaus?
If you have ever wondered what Christ's 'sermon' on the road to Emmaus was like, Archbishop Goodier may have the answer.
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Apr 6
How Jesus rose from the grave
What happened at the moment of the Resurrection? Fr Peter Gallwey SJ presents us with a number of points to consider.
Apr 5
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What Jesus did when he descended into Hell
What happened when Our Lord's soul descended to the Limbo of the Fathers? Fr Peter Gallwey presents us with a number of points to consider.
Apr 4
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The Last Supper and the Crucifixion were on the same day – by Jewish reckoning
One and the same Sacrifice, in a bloody and unbloody manner – not separated by a night, but united in it.
Apr 3
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How the early Easter disputes are misunderstood by historians
Did you know that the Quartodecimans did not celebrate what we call Easter on the day of the Jewish Passover? But what they did do is very revealing.
Apr 2
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How the Quartodecimans celebrated 'Pascha' – and why it's important
Contrary to popular belief, the problem with the Quartodecimans was not their Easter tradition – which was accepted as a true Apostolic custom, even…
Apr 1
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March 2026
How an ancient controversy unlocks the Gospels' Holy Week timeline
Fr Gabriel Daniel SJ explains what the Quartodeciman controversy over the date of Easter shows us about the Gospels.
Mar 31
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