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William Oddie

Secular pundits want the Pope to change his ‘policies’. How can we explain that he can’t?
August 05, 2011
Is this a gulf of incomprehension that simply can’t be bridged?
Sorry, Mr Weigel: the Irish Church has problems, but to call Ireland the ‘epicentre of European anti-Catholicism’ is simply wrong
August 04, 2011
There’s an obvious distinction between the governance of the Church and the essence of the faith
Another Irish nightmare: at Maynooth, they’re campaigning for abortion. But calm down; these days, there’s Maynooth and Maynooth
August 01, 2011
All the same, the story is all too symbolic of Irish life today
What is a ‘Christian fundamentalist’? Not Fr Longenecker, surely. But Anders Breivik approvingly quoted his blog: how creepy is that?
August 01, 2011
The fact is that even mass murderers agree with sensible people sometimes: you can’t keep quiet, just in case
If anybody tries to make you pay to enter an Anglican cathedral (built by the Catholic Church) refuse and enter anyway
July 27, 2011
You should, of course, make a voluntary contribution to its maintenance; but it’s your decision. They have no right to stop you
Despite the EU’s demands on human rights, Turkey’s persecution of Christians is escalating
July 27, 2011
I wonder why Brussels isn’t interested? Maybe it approves
The Taoiseach has just got it wrong. The Pope isn’t the problem: he is a major part of the solution
July 22, 2011
Both at the CDF and as Pope he has clearly directed that crimes must be reported to the civil authorities
Archbishop Chaput, the Pope’s man, has just been promoted to Philadelphia: we could do with a few appointments like that here
July 20, 2011
That depends on our new nuncio: and fingers crossed, he’s the Pope’s man too
However undesirable the News of the World may have become, we still owe Murdoch a debt of gratitude for Wapping
July 18, 2011
It’s time to get some sense of balance into this frenzied debate
CUT says that Catholics should unplug their televisions: but if we do, how shall we know what to fight?
July 15, 2011
Culture wars aren’t won by switching off
Taking away Rupert Murdoch’s papal knighthood would be unpleasantly self-righteous. We’re supposed not to avoid sinners
July 11, 2011
And the death of the News of The World, for all its remaining faults, is nothing to crow about
‘The world owes God to the Jews,’ wrote Chesterton; if anything he was pro-Jewish rather than – as the calumny alleges – anti-Semitic
July 08, 2011
He was one of the few convinced anti-racists of his time: the allegation just doesn’t add up
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