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Religion
Even Richard Dawkins, the hardest-hearted of atheists, has admitted that the songs, sights and sounds of this time of year move him deeply
Ayaan Hirsi Ali
For Vaughan Williams and company, carols were not just for Christmas
Christopher Howse
The windows can be a narrative art, but also work in the way that a Jackson Pollock does — an explosion of color which evokes an immense peace
Dan Hitchens
James Walvin’s Amazing Grace is a book landing in fertile soil
Alexandra Coghlan
Film
These films might not reach the Academy Awards, but they have an adoring fan base
Alexander Larman
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The cycle of 50 Tintorettos at the Scuola Grande di San Rocco in Venice includes one of Martin Gayford’s favorite – and most cinematic – Nativity scenes