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Closing the embassy to the Holy See – the one cut the Irish government enjoyed
November 07, 2011
Closing the embassy makes no economic logic – rather it is down to a 'cooling of relations'
How great tragedy inspires great art
November 04, 2011
Alice Thomas Ellis’s life was overshadowed by tragedy, and so makes great reading in this, the month of death
Perhaps Hugh Grant will find that perfect love at last
November 03, 2011
Now that he's a father, the heart-throb actor might finally discover what love really is, a love that can never be replaced
Europe’s leaders are acting like the hapless ministers of pre-Revolution France
November 01, 2011
And when the inevitable finally comes, the Greeks who suffer most will be the least guilty
Don’t start tinkering with the monarchy, Mr Cameron!
October 28, 2011
For the sake of political posturing and ending 'discrimination' against women and Catholics, David Cameron is opening the monarchy up to secularisation. It is political vanity for which future generations will pay a high price
I will pray for Gaddafi on All Souls’ Day
October 26, 2011
The treatment of Gaddafi's corpse was a disgrace – and now he is with God we can pray for him, as we pray for all the dead
Iris Murdoch – one of the 20th century’s greatest writers, perhaps, but was she a philosopher?
October 25, 2011
Iris Murdoch's fiction still stands up 30 years after its publication, but what about the moral questions it posed?
St Augustine is a guide to what it means to be human
October 20, 2011
His theology derives from experience: he is the great enlightener of the need for grace
If only the residents of Dale Farm had been treated with more mercy
October 19, 2011
Now it is too late: the law has taken its course and the law, once it gets going, is difficult to stop
The freeing of Gilad Shalit shows Israel’s humanity – and Hamas’s blood-chilling cruelty
October 18, 2011
His kidnapping five years ago has done the Palestinian cause no favours
We must follow the African example and respect our old people properly
October 14, 2011
The recent scandals in the NHS highlight our society's lack of respect for old people. We should offer more help to families caring for relatives, but we also have to change our attitude towards the elderly
The Joanna Yeates trial and the Salvation Army chaplain who heard a confession of murder
October 12, 2011
The details of the case have been distressing: surely the jury can hear these in private?
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