The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Archbishop of Westminster launched a two-day conference at Lambeth Palace yesterday addressing the plight of Christians in the Holy Land (photos, video).
Brandon Vogt argues that fear is preventing the Church from embracing new media.
And Dylan Parry reflects on Bishop Michael Evans of East Anglia’s decision to be cremated.
Morning Catholic must-reads: 19/07/11
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By Luke Coppen on Tuesday, 19 July 2011
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Archbishop of Canterbury, Archbishop of Westminster, Bishop Michael Evans, Brandon Vogt, Dr Rowan Williams, John Allen, Malaysia, Najib Razak, Rocco Palmo, Thomas PetersShare
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