As Catholics pray for the British politician, her remarkable life of conviction reveals an unexpected connection to the Holy Land.
For decades, Ann Widdecombe was one of the most recognizable voices in British public life. Politician, author, television personality, and formidable debater, she had a particular gift for saying exactly what she thought and appearing remarkably untroubled by what anyone might make of it.
Yet in the days following her shocking death at the age of 78, which is now the subject of a murder investigation, another picture of Widdecombe has emerged. One that takes us
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