Bishop Chillingworth reflects on his experiences of prisons and the affect they have on those inside and outside the cells.

[The Mirror] J John asks: "When people talk about what happens on 31st October a little phrase commonly heard is that Halloween is ‘harmless nonsense’. But is it indeed harmless? Is it merely nonsense?"

Bishop John Bluck asks, 'What cultivates this crop of TV shows that delight in seeing the misery, humiliation and despair of others?'

The Revd John Kafwanka challenges the perception that the institution of Church needs defending at all costs

It's not just celebrities who find their sexually explicit images have been shared without their consent...

The Archbishop's words...could and probably should have been spoken by our Foreign Secretary by now. But even if they had come from Philip Hammond, they would have not had the same weight and authority as they did coming from Justin Welby. 

[Restored] When did celebrity or fame become a price for privacy? Do we contribute to a culture of invasion that has gone more than a step too far by wanting all laid bare? Are our privates not private anymore?