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  • 2 Apr 2010
    Good Friday: travelling towards hope

    The seventh and final installment in a series of 2010 Lent and Holy Week blogs from Willard Roth focusing on places of particular spiritual intensity and interest across Britain and Ireland.

  • 25 Mar 2010
    Iona, Coventry and hospitality in the city

    The sixth in a series of 2010 Lent blogs from Willard Roth focusing on places of particular spiritual intensity and interest across Britain and Ireland.

  • 19 Mar 2010
    Wales - land of saints, comrades and friends

    The fifth in a series of 2010 Lent blogs from Willard Roth focusing on places of particular spiritual intensity and interest across Britain and Ireland.

  • 18 Mar 2010
    Glendalough - an awareness of ancient wisdom

    The fourth in a series of 2010 Lent blogs from Willard Roth focusing on places of particular spiritual intensity and interest across Britain and Ireland.

  • 4 Mar 2010
    Crossing many paths in Ireland

    The third in a series of 2010 Lent blogs from Willard Roth focusing on places of particular spiritual intensity and interest across Britain and Ireland.

  • 24 Feb 2010
    Celtic Christianity revisited

    The second in a series of 2010 Lent blogs from Willard Roth focusing on places of particular spiritual intensity and interest across Britain and Ireland.

  • 18 Feb 2010
    Remembering and visiting Iona

    The first in a series of 2010 Lent blogs from Willard Roth focussing on places of particular spiritual intensity and interest across Britain and Ireland.

  • 24 Feb 2008
    Football benefactor brings Glasgow virgin into play

    The managing director of one of the world's most illustrious football clubs, Barcelona FC, has joined other Spanish philanthropists in donating a statue of the Black Madonna to St Aloysius' Roman Catholic Church in Glasgow.

  • 12 Mar 2007
    Churches show sectarianism the Red Card

    Scotland's religious leaders yesterday made an unusual addition to the stands at a football match between Celtic and Rangers.

  • 2 May 2006
    Archbishop condemns European ruling on anti-Catholic football songs

    Catholic Archbishop of Glasgow Mario Conti has criticised European football's governing body, UEFA, for its decision not to fine Rangers fans for anti-Catholic singing during the club's recent Champions League matches against the Spanish club Villareal.