• The Daily Telegraph
• Le Figaro
• The New York Post
• L’Orient-Le Jour
• L'Osservatore Romano
• The Irish Times
• Conservative Home
• The Jewish Chronicle

• FAZ / Eng.
• NZZ / Eng.
• Magyar Nemzet
• ABC.es
• The Catholic Herald
• Il Foglio
• London Playbook
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France

Mitteleuropa

Knickerbockers

Argentina

The Levant

Africa

Cape of Good Hope

Netherlands

Scandinavia

Québec

India

Muscovy

Germany

Exmouth Market, London — I’m sure I’d said something witty.

South Kensington — James larking about in the pub, to Alexandra’s profound embarassment.

Whitefriar Street, Dublin — St Valentine’s shrine doing a brisk trade on a Sunday afternoon in March.

Oxford — En route to supper I found the Radcliffe Camera all aglow.

Stoke Newington — Luckily my champagne socialist friends do sometimes condescend to ale or lager.

Warkworth, Northumberland — The Major inspects a fireplace.

Brompton Oratory — Dr J.P.M. adoring Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament.

Palace of Westminster — The Italian Ambassador and I welcome the Minister for Constitutional Affairs on her ministerial visit to London.

Ansty, Dorset — The churchyard at St John’s.

Deir Seydet el Nourieh, Lebanon — This monastery has superb views out onto the Mediterranean, and north towards Tripoli.

Toller Fratrum, Dorset — Attended the first Mass offered in the Church of St Basil for nearly 500 years and found myself beside this Saxon baptismal font.

The Little Oratory, London — The christening of little Cuthbert.

Wimborne, Dorset — We sent this to J.R. with the caption ‘#minsterenvy’.

Haggerston — We went for a pint but ended up joining a protest march (or observing it at least).

Near Llangurig, Wales — Deprived of internet, electricity, and running water for a week the ladyfolk reverted to traditional gender stereotypes.

Norfolk — A perfect end to a busy weekend before the long drive back to London.

Gemmayze, Beirut — Visiting Sandra Fayad’s splendid photographic exhibition ‘Pile ou face’.

Dorset — Manning the drinks stall at the Horse Show.

Port Meadow, Oxford — En route to a pint, naturally.

Harissa, Lebanon — Piety, Arabic style.

Wakehurst, Sussex — Summer and ice cream.

Chabrouh, Lebanon — You can’t escape her, you know!

Boodle’s, St James’s — We happen to share the same hometown.

Waterloo, London — Post-pint cigarette in Roupell Street.

Little Walsingham, Norfolk — My vision of Heaven.

Eton, Berkshire — A misty morning after a boozy supper to mark the great feast of St Eusebius.

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