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By Luke Coppen on Friday, 19 August 2011
Luke Coppen is editor of The Catholic Herald.
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Benedict XVI blesses Deacon James Bradley before he sings the Gospel at Mass in Madrid yesterday (Mazur/catholicchurch.org.uk)
Benedict XVI urged hundreds of thousands of young people to build their lives on solid rock at a welcoming ceremony in the Plaza de Cibeles yesterday (full text, video, photos).
Police in Madrid have foiled a plan by gay and lesbian protesters to stage a kiss-in as the Popemobile passed by.
Parishes in Ireland have reported a 15 per cent fall in incomes because of the recession and abuse scandals, reports the Irish Times.
Marco Tosatti considers why Benedict XVI chose Cardinal Angelo Scola to lead the Archdiocese of Milan.
Fr Ray Blake says that Richard Dawkins was responsible for bringing at least one lapsed Catholic back to the Church during last year’s papal visit to Britain.
Amy Welborn celebrates “a hidden gem of English-language Catholic literature”.
And Deacon James Bradley, a member of the world’s first Personal Ordinariate for groups of ex-Anglicans, sang the Gospel at yesterday’s papal Mass.
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A daily guide to what’s happening in the Catholic Church
By Luke Coppen on Friday, 19 August 2011
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Amy Welborn, Cardinal Angelo Scola, Deacon James Bradley, Fr Ray Blake, Marco Tosatti, Personal Ordinariate, Plaza de Cibeles, Richard DawkinsShare
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Benedict XVI urged hundreds of thousands of young people to build their lives on solid rock at a welcoming ceremony in the Plaza de Cibeles yesterday (full text, video, photos).
Police in Madrid have foiled a plan by gay and lesbian protesters to stage a kiss-in as the Popemobile passed by.
Parishes in Ireland have reported a 15 per cent fall in incomes because of the recession and abuse scandals, reports the Irish Times.
Marco Tosatti considers why Benedict XVI chose Cardinal Angelo Scola to lead the Archdiocese of Milan.
Fr Ray Blake says that Richard Dawkins was responsible for bringing at least one lapsed Catholic back to the Church during last year’s papal visit to Britain.
Amy Welborn celebrates “a hidden gem of English-language Catholic literature”.
And Deacon James Bradley, a member of the world’s first Personal Ordinariate for groups of ex-Anglicans, sang the Gospel at yesterday’s papal Mass.