Anna Rowlands

Mark Lawson, a writer and theatre critic for The Tablet, joins experts like Anna Rowlands, a Catholic social thought professor, and Chine McDonald, director of Theos, to explore how Christian faith intertwines with politics today. They discuss the resurgence of religious themes post-pandemic and how historical events like the Council of Nicaea impact modern governance. Sam Tanenhaus delves into William Buckley's influence on American conservatism, while Dafydd Mills Daniel reflects on faith's role in contemporary theatre and music.

Anna Rowlands, St Hilda Professor of Catholic Social Thought at the University of Durham, discusses the historic meeting between King Charles and the Pope. They explore the profound significance of their joint prayers and the ecumenical implications of such a collaboration. The conversation touches on the evolving relationship between different faiths. Additionally, the controversy surrounding graffiti at Canterbury Cathedral is debated, raising questions about tradition and inclusivity in sacred spaces.