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Irish journalist and renowned columnist Melanie McDonagh explores the remarkable wave of writers, artists and intellectuals who embraced Catholicism in twentieth-century Britain. Through the lives of figures including Oscar Wilde, G.K. Chesterton, Graham Greene and Muriel Spark, she examines the spiritual, cultural and personal journeys that led them to faith in an age often defined by growing secularism. Join Melanie for a fascinating discussion on belief, identity, literature and the enduring influence of religion on some of Britain's most celebrated creative minds.