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Christopher Howse

Christopher Howse

Writer / Contributor at The Daily Telegraph - Telegraph.co.uk

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  • English
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  • Religion

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Recent Articles

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The English high street: Newark, Nottinghamshire – 'You can't get a good pork pie anywhere now' -...

This charming historical town has secured government funds for regeneration – but it’s still showing signs of decline
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Sacred Mysteries: For sale: a papyrus once in Ampleforth's library ...

A stupendous trove of ancient papyri went mostly to Oxford. But some were given to schools, and one is now for sale
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Sacred Mysteries: An anti-pope as author of prayers for the Mass

Against the odds, Hippolytus became a saint. His name is attached to a prayer that is nice and short
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This biography of Elizabeth II is a very unusual masterpiece

A Voyage Around the Queen, the latest in Craig Brown’s series of fragmentary biographies, teems with facts, humour and intelligence
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I finally discovered what Gen Z means by ‘bed rotting’ – and I don’...

Staying in bed? A novel wellness concept? Christopher Howse and Guy Kelly wonder if the youngsters are just having us on
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How a liberal Oxford friar rose to the Vatican’s top rung

A record four English cardinals will serve together for first time as Pope Francis unexpectedly names 79-year-old Father Timothy Radcliffe
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Sacred Mysteries: The Virgin’s womb as the bridal chamber of God

Ignored by many art critics, the bed in many Renaissance paintings of the Annunciation has a strong symbolic meaning
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Prostitutes, killers, ‘backward’ conservatives – Pope Francis tells...

The pontiff’s memoir, Hope, offers a fascinating snapshot of his humble origins in Argentina. Just ignore the strange misattributions
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Sacred mysteries: The Big Bang doesn’t account for the world

Far from feeling constrained by what the Bible says, the Middle Ages speculated boldly on whether God could have created an eternal cosmos
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Sacred Mysteries: Candlemas as the homecoming of Jesus

February 2 marks the Presentation of Jesus in the Temple. St Bede wrote of Christ as the Temple itself
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Sacred Mysteries: The prime minister who rehearsed for death

Gladstone’s character was a puzzle. Now Michael Wheeler has untangled his spiritual life