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Maggie Fergusson

Maggie Fergusson

Literary Editor at The Tablet

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  • Religion

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Freedom fighter - The Tablet

Barry George was wrongfully convicted of the murder of Jill Dando in 2001. His sister tells Maggie Fergusson how her faith enabled her to survive the trauma
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Jean Vanier: The truth that breaks your heart

When she learnt that an inquiry commissioned by L’Arche had found that the movement’s founder, Jean Vanier, had engaged in manipulative sexual relationships with several women, a writer and editor who had known Vanier for nearly thirty years was devastated
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The praise singers: poets George Mackay Brown and Gerard Manley Hop...

Gerard Manley Hopkins and George Mackay Brown were both Catholic converts, shy and tormented by depression, whose poems are filled with delight in Creation. A recently discovered cache of Brown’s notebooks shows how deeply he empathised with Hopkins’ inner struggles
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A girl at Eton

Maggie Fergusson’s term as a pupil at the elite boys’ school was thrilling and terrifying
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Adam Phillips - the need to be believed

The psychoanalyst and writer talks to Maggie Fergusson about the painful inevitability of change, and why religious conversion can be liberating – or suffocating
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No ordinary people - Frank and Denise Cottrell-Boyce

Despite the strangeness of the past year, the high-profile couple tell Maggie Fergusson they find joy and hope working with schools and prisons and with refugees and others whose lives are largely hidden
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The gratitude to be found in the literary wonders of Charing Cross ...

In the sixth of our Lent series in which writers look again at a book that brought them light in a time of darkness, The Tablet’s literary editor recalls an unlikely love story of quiet tenderness that refreshed her appetite for life
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Finding transcendence through the language of grace

A monk celebrated for communicating monastic wisdom tells Maggie Fergusson that his latest mission is to restore a vital ingredient to our cultural conversation.
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L'Arche – where the light comes in

A civil service high-flyer was told he could ascend to the very top in Whitehall and change the world from there. Instead, he decided to accept an offer to lead an organisation devoted to the care of people with learning difficulties / By MAGGIE FERGUSSON
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James Martin, bridge builder

One of America’s most admired and most controversial Catholic priests tells Maggie Fergusson that one gospel story was life-changing for him – and can be for others.