Motives for Hope Editorial
Liturgical Renewal and Church Music James MacMillan
Catherine Doherty: Lover, Martyr and Prophet Cheryl Ann Smith
The Via Pulchritudinis: Beauty and the New Evangelisation Dr Dudley Plunkett
Taking the New Evangelisation to the Streets Lucy Mackain-Bremner
Balthasar and the Rediscovery of the Marian Profile of the Church Fr Ross Campbell
Notes From Across the Atlantic David Mills
   Catholic liberalism and Pope Benedict's resignation
Cutting Edge Gregory Farrelly
  Genetics and some alarming new forms of IVF
Comment on the Comments William Oddie
  Pope Francis and the media
Letters
  Responses to the March/April edition
Book Reviews
  Fr Richard Whinder recommends an anthology of essays on Blessed John Henry Newman;
  Pia Matthews reviews a meditation on Christian sufferi ng;
  Fr James Tolhurst is underwhelmed by a new novel dealing with the Catholic Church;
  Joanna Bogle recommends a recent work on apologetics;
  Mgr Keith Baltrop is impressed by a study of the New Evangelisation

Archbishop Tartaglia's sermon
at the Mass for the 40th Anniversary of theFaith Movement



Archbishop Tartaglia celebrated a Mass for the Faith Movement on 6th March in
Glasgow. In his homily he mentioned how impressed he was to see so many
young Catholics when he visited the Winter Session a few years ago. He also
said that he wished that something like Faith had been around when he was
young. To our young people he issued an invitation saying "the project of
the New Evangelisation in Scotland needs the Faith Movement" .... All in all
it was a great evening.

Read the homily