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
John Paul II and the Way of Beauty 07/29/2024
4 Benefits to Silence in the Mass 07/09/2024
The Meaning of the Sign of Peace 06/19/2024
Getting Men to Mass 06/05/2024
Can We Pray for the Conversion of the Jews? 05/15/2024
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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