Recent Articles

Paul Shrimpton || These candid writings show Newman’s toughness and fairness in his dealings with others and reveal how his powers of diplomacy were stretched to the limit as he sought to turn his idea of a university into a reality. While My Campaign in Ireland, Part I presents the public face of Newman’s educational endeavour.

Suzanne Mulligan || This article explores the connection between virtue, social sin, and sexual violence against women. In the Catholic theological tradition, considerable time has been given to questions of sexual morality but often with disproportionate focus on the sexual act.

Sarah Doxat-Pratt || The place of the arts within prisons is a subject that receives much attention in both scholarship and in charitable activity. In recognition of the many personal and social benefits that the arts can bring to individuals and society, many arts practitioners, criminal justice workers, philanthropic funders and researchers are interested in how these benefits could apply in prisons and how to harness those benefits.