Monthly Archives: May 2010

One small step…

Posted on May 27, 2010 by Quentin

Just a week ago I listened to a BBC Four programme on sacred music, and then I switched on my computer. My mind was still thrilling with the faith of the composers and those moments of musical beauty which restore … Continue reading →

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The science of meditation

Posted on May 20, 2010 by Quentin

My column this week could, for some of you, be one of the most useful things you have read for a long time. Not for all of you, inevitably, because some will know about it already, and others will – … Continue reading →

Posted in Bio-ethics, Catholic Herald columns, Spirituality | 17 Comments

Secular stilts

Posted on May 6, 2010 by Quentin

It did not take the Hitchens-Dawkins suggestion that the Pope should be clapped in irons on his arrival in Britain to remind us that the secular humanist contingent should be treated as a group of eccentrics whom we should welcome … Continue reading →

Posted in Catholic Herald columns, Moral judgment, Philosophy | 13 Comments