Blood on their cassocks
Linda Melvern reveals the role of the Catholic Church in the Rwandan genocide
Faith & Religion
Sailing to Byzantium
Anti-Enlightenment dogma is creeping into public life in Orthodox eastern Europe, says Christopher Lord
Shock and awe
Is the idea of 'the sacred' available to atheists? Richard Norman navigates the widely differing views at a recent humanist conference
Courage and Commitment
Jim Herrick reports from Africa's first humanist conference
Has doom had its day?
Andrew Tudor on the decline of the disaster movie
Don’t touch the product
Pádraig Reidy falls under the spell of a preacher man
Driving out the demons
They brandish crosses, sprinkle holy water and have grown in number from 20 to 300 in ten years. Orlando Radice charts the renaissance of Italys exorcists
I’m A Cardinal; get me in there
Should we care who the next Pope is? For millions of Catholics in the developing world, it's a matter of life and death, says Orlando Radice
Understanding Jesuits
Ian Hargreaves on the chequered history of a special priesthood
‘Without anti-Semitism Sharon would be impossible’
Brian Winston on anti-semitism