Vegetarianism and veganism have distinct but overlapping histories, both Christian and secular. In this guest post, Michael Ainsworth comments on the origins of Christian vegetarianism

in Salford, and David Walker, Bishop of Manchester, on some issues of contemporary veganism, including the recent debate about whether it engages human rights protection. [...]

I would like to draw attention to a Letter to the Editor published in today's student newspaper at Notre Dame, The Observer. The letter is authored by David Spicer, a summer

fellow in 2019 here at the Notre Dame Law School Program on Church, State & Society. [...]

Marc and I are delighted to announce that our two graduating student fellows, Anthony Nania ’20 and Dan Vitagliano ’20, have earned wonderful judicial clerkships for after

graduation. Anthony will clerk for Chief Judge Fiore of the New York Court of Appeals from 2020-2022 and Dan will clerk for Judge Vyskocil on the Southern District [...]

The UK Government has published consultations on two related issues in Northern Ireland wedding/civil partnership law: The consultations follow the legalisation of same-sex

civil marriage and opposite-sex civil partnerships in Northern Ireland as from 13 January 2020. [...]

“Changing liturgical practices, and the diversifying uses of cathedral buildings, may make a cathedral Chapter want to make changes to how their cathedral is furnished”

On 20 January 2020, the Cathedral Fabric Commission for England (CFCE) issued Liturgical furnishing in English Cathedrals: Storage, Movement, Retention & Disposal. [...]

“I don’t comment on stuff to do with the Royal Family”… On this at least, we can agree with Boris Johnson. Nor do we write stuff on parish disputes on the basis of

leaked documents, infra, or on the BBC2 documentary Exposed: The Church’s Dark Secret on the Peter Ball case, which provided an opportunity for some to pursue their [...]

St Margaret’s Somerset Hospice cares for patients who are facing life-limiting illnesses, and their families. In July, the charity announced that it had begun a consultation

with staff and volunteers to remodel its services: the proposal was to close the in-patient unit at Yeovil and increase community services. [...]

In Mr R Sethi v Elements Personnel Services Ltd [2019] ET 2300234/2018, the Claimant, a practising but unbaptised Sikh, applied for a job with the Respondent: a specialist

agency providing temporary staff for the hospitality industry, mainly at five-star hotels. [...]