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Joseph Shaw is a senior research fellow at St. Benet’s Hall, Oxford, and a member of the Faculty of Philosophy. He has a Doctorate in philosophy from Oxford University, where he also gained a first degree in politics and philosophy and a graduate diploma in theology. He has published on ethics and philosophy of religion and is the editor of The Case for Liturgical Restoration: Una Voce Position Papers on the Extraordinary Form (Angelico Press). He is a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and chairman of the Latin Mass Society. He lives in Oxfordshire with his wife and nine children.
More by Joseph Shaw
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Go Beyond Giving Something Up for Lent 03/05/2024
Valentines and Ashes! 02/13/2024
Are You Sure You're Ready for Lent? 02/02/2024
How Dead Is Latin, Really? 01/23/2024
The Abomination of Desolation 12/14/2023
Obsessed with Skulls and Skeletons? 10/30/2023
The Great Translation Mess 10/17/2023
The Lowdown on Lying 09/20/2023
Why Celebrate Mass Ad Orientem? 09/04/2023
Watch Out for Liturgical Abuses 08/08/2023
How Ancient Is Communion in the Hand? 06/09/2023
Let the Kids Come to Mass 05/16/2023
No Communion on Good Friday? 04/07/2023
A Bumpy Road to Unity 03/16/2023
Emergency Contraception: Yes? No? When? 08/01/2022
Get Pumped for Pentecost! 06/03/2022
Life After the Latin Mass Crackdown 12/15/2021
Halloween and the Triduum of Death 10/28/2021
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