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Special Reports To mark the 40th anniversary of the landmark encyclical that banned Catholics from using artificial birth control, The Tablet commissioned a major research into practising Catholics’ beliefs and attitudes, especially around sex and contraception. Part 1 looks at devotional practices, Mass-going and paths to faith and part 2 finds that most practising Catholics ignore its teaching on birth control and more than half think it should be revised. |
 In this week’s issueFaith and unity through diversity Holy hearts that know how to adore Lifetimes of service For the halt and the lame Tablet Education A heart-warming tail Goodwin the scapegoat Elena Curti The pain of being a coeliac Catholic Sr M, guest contributor Why the Benedictine family will survive Christopher Lamb Prayer for Queen's Diamond Jubilee Chapter of St Paul's Cathedral issue text The Chapter of St Paul's Cathedral has written a prayer for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee which will be used at the cathedral's service of thanksgiving on 5 June. The Archbishops of ... Beware suspicion, inertia and impatience Cardinal Murphy-O'Connor on the 'enemies of ecumenism' Two memorable events in my thirty-five years of being a bishop have been the visits of successive Popes here to our country. First of all, Pope John Paul came thirty years ago this ...
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