OPEN HOUSE

Issue 288

June - July 2020

ANGELA HANLEY considers the question of tradition and the challenge of same-sex unions

JIM LAWLOR reflects on pastoral care during lockdown

GERRY CARRUTHERS highlights the significance of a little known episode in Scottish history

ANTHONY KRAMERS on The Community response to the revelations regarding Jean Vanier

ARTHUR MCCAFFREY highlights Pope Francis’ support for universal basic income and examines the arguments

DIANE FOY on Pope Francis’ response to calls from the Amazonian bishops for the ordination of women

MEGAN BUHRMANN reflects on the experience of young people during the pandemic

PAUL GRAHAM reviews History and Eschatology: Jesus and the promise of natural theology by N T Wright

LEWIS CAMERON reviews Imagine a Country: Ideas for a better future Val McDermid and Jo Sharp

ISABEL SMYTH reviews Active Hope: How to Face the Mess We’re in without Going Crazy by Joanna Macey & Chris Johnstone

DAN BAIRD reviews Death and the Dolce Vita by Stephen Gundle

ALISON CLARK reviews Loitering with Intent by Muriel Spark

EAMONN CULLEN reviews This is Happiness by Niall Williams

FLORENCE BOYLE reviews Invisible Women by Caroline Criado Perez

MARY CULLEN reviews The Redress of Poetry: Oxford Lectures by Seamus Heaney

NORMAN BARRY reviews The Other Side of the Wind directed by Orson Welles

PAUL MATHESON writes about a musical group that performs mediaeval, renaissance and ancient traditional music and song

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