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Joanna Bogle

Job: journalist and author, so somewhat cynical about the Internet which threatens the culture of writing on which my living is based. Husband Jamie and I live cheerily among lots of books and no TV in an overcrowded home. I hurry about by bicycle and probably annoy people. I’m currently studying for a BA (Divinity) at Maryvale Institute, and loving it. I loathe instant coffee,extreme feminism, narrow-mindedness, bigotry, cold pasta, “inclusive language” and stewed tea. Am happy attending a Mass in the Ordinary Form, love good hymns. I like dropping in to Westminster Cathedral for weekday Mass, especially the glorious sung Mass at 5.30pm, which makes me glad to be a Londoner. Am extremely fond of my nephews, nieces, great-nephew, great-niece, and godchildren and I also like buttered toast, sticky chocolate cake, rain,old-fashioned detective stories, Pope Benedict XV1, Pope John Paul II, making jam, winter teatimes, sleeping out of doors on warm summer nights, Christmas, Pimms,ginger wine, and making patchwork quilts.

    Fatherless youths run riot
    Joanna Bogle | 12 Aug 2011
    Will the mayhem in British cities this week finally convince doubters that family structure matters?

    A perfect gentleman
    Joanna Bogle | 12 Jul 2011
    Otto von Habsburg, son of Austria’s last emperor and champion of European unity, has died.

    Wistful thoughts on a royal wedding
    Joanna Bogle | 8 Apr 2011
    It's all very delightful, but the marriage of Wills and Kate highlights the sad state of that institution today.

    Too much, too soon
    Joanna Bogle | 2 Mar 2010
    As possibly one of its last acts as government, British Labour bids to make sex education compulsory.

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