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Two Ignatius Press authors have an engaging conversation in the pages of The Catholic Herald about that question; the conversation has been going on with an exchange of letters going back to last summer (see links below).  The two authors are Moyra Doorly, who wrote No Place For God: The Denial of the Transcendent in Modern Church Architecture (Ignatius Press, 2007), and prolific author and theologian Aidan Nichols, O.P., whose books include Looking at the Liturgy (1996), Hopkins: Theologian's Poet (2006), Lovely Like Jerusalem: The Fulfillment of the Old Testament in Christ and the Church (2007), and Rome and the...

Biographical introductionI’m very grateful for the opportunity of speaking at this Conference because it’s also an opportunity to set in order my own thoughts, and recent experiences, on the important subject that engages us, particularly in my own country, England, but not only there. ... The question of an Anglican Uniate churchThe question of an Anglican Uniate church is the question of whether all this – or most of it, or, at any rate, a significant part of it, could be preserved in a union, nonetheless, with Rome – not through absorption by the modern Latin-rite church in England or...