Unique in its international coverage of religion, current affairs, politics, social issues and the arts, The Tablet is a weekly Catholic journal which has been reporting on events of significance for over 170 years.

Every week The Tablet provides in-depth and balanced coverage on a wide range of subjects and its contribution to topical issues is strengthened by its contributors: each issue contains the work of writers drawn from all over the world, whose names are familiar in their particular field of experience.

The Church in the World section reports on events within the Church internationally, covering Europe, Rome, Asia, the Pacific, Africa and the Americas. The Home News section reports on news within UK churches, both Catholic and other Christian. In addition the latest church documents are analysed and discussed

The Notebook section gives a light-hearted round-up of recent events, often with a humorous tone and the Letters section offers lively and intelligent debate from readers worldwide.

No mention of The Tablet would be complete without reference to the widely respected Books section. Its detailed reviews are comprehensive, across a wide variety of subjects from philosophy to film appreciation and Christian apologetics to crime fiction. And the Arts section includes reviews of galleries and exhibitions, theatre, cinema, television, radio, music and opera.

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SPECIAL REPORT: CENTENARY OF THE ARMISTICE

‘Let us see to it that we guard the peace’

Many celebrated the end of the Great War, but for some the festivities were tempered by moral confusion and uncertainty / by Guy Cuthbertson



Valerie Flessati writes about Catholic conscientious objectors and Margaret Hebblethwaite recounts a visit to her grandfather's grave in France



PLUS

Walking together

The Synod on Youth concluded with a call for young people to take a full share of the responsibility for bringing the Gospel to the world / by Danny Curtin



Christopher Howse’s Notebook

‘Taped music is a curse of Spanish churches. I even ran into a taped Rosary session’