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William Oddie

Fr Lombardi is wrong: the judgment on crucifixes isn’t about Europe’s Christian roots

March 22, 2011

The judges just think that displaying a crucifix is harmless: so why not?

Red Nose Day gives millions to those who support abortion: Catholics should boycott it

March 18, 2011

It is shameful that our bishops refuse to say the same thing

The Government, says Cardinal O’Brien, has an ‘anti-Christian foreign policy’. Good for him: so it does

March 16, 2011

Why are we giving hundreds of millions to brutal regimes like Pakistan and northern Sudan?

Are our seminarians being taught about the Extraordinary Rite? And if not, why not?

March 14, 2011

The Pope’s wishes are quite clear. But are our bishops carrying them out?

The Anglican Catholic patrimony which the ordinariate will bring has been enriching us for years

March 11, 2011

Think of all those great translations of Latin hymns

Here comes Lent again: but what, oh what, shall I give up?

March 09, 2011

Newman says that ‘the very notion of being religious implies self-denial’: true, maybe, but not easy

It is good that Mr Netanyahu should praise the Pope’s book: but it contains nothing new about the Jews

March 07, 2011

The crucifixion was caused by our own sins: that has always been mainstream Catholic teaching

Shahbaz Bhatti was a hero of the Catholic faith, a martyr by whose courage we should be inspired

March 04, 2011

But the chances for reform of the Pakistani blasphemy laws are now looking slim

The EU has made its secularism clear: is that now what the judges have done for the UK?

March 02, 2011

We know about the European Constitution: what has the High Court done to ours?

The SSPX claim the Novus Ordo is a Protestant rite. Can they be serious?

February 28, 2011

The Mass of Paul VI is unambiguously sacrificial, not simply a remembrance of 'the Lord’s Supper'

Why Barack Obama has to be seen as an enemy of the Catholic Church

February 25, 2011

We need to be alert: he is not without influence, even on this side of the pond

Another gross example of the repression of Christianity in Turkey

February 24, 2011

Why are we still seriously considering Turkish membership of the EU?

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