19th century visionary asks all to be ecologists
The early concern of Charles Waterton, a 19th century alumnus of Stonyhurst College, for the natural world is echoed in recent magisterial documents.
The early concern of Charles Waterton, a 19th century alumnus of Stonyhurst College, for the natural world is echoed in recent magisterial documents.
“Today, we still ask our children to do the right
things in a world not very sympathetic to
religious values. And though conditions are now
quite different, Christians are still being
persecuted. It isn’t just ancient history.”
The life of St Edmund Campion, his martyrdom, and what a piece of rope can tell us about faith amid persecution.
Stonyhurst College preserves the memory of Catholic naturalists, showcasing their desire to conserve God’s creation
Stonyhurst College preserves the memory of Catholic naturalists, showcasing their desire to conserve God’s creation
The extensive art collection at Stonyhurst College has been built up since the foundation of the school itself in St. Omers, France, in 1593. The collection includes works by Rubens,Turner, Dürer and Rembrandt. As might be expected in a Jesuit college, the art reflects Catholic religion and history.
How brave Catholic missionaries helped spread the faith to China and developed a mutual understanding of the scientific world
Some tartan, a book cover and thorn: how a treasure-trove of objects at Stonyhurst College tell a tale of Britain’s Catholic heritage