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Morning Catholic must-reads: 18/11/11
A daily guide to what’s happening in the Catholic Church
By Luke Coppen on Friday, 18 November 2011
In This Article
Albert Einstein, Benetton, Benin, Cardinal Bernardin Gantin, Caroline Farrow, Catholic Exchange, Courtyard of the Gentiles, Elizabeth Scalia, Fr Luis González-Quevedo SJ, Holodomor, Jenny An, Mario Monti, Patheos, Rocco Palmo, Secret Archives, Sophia Institute PressShare
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And Caroline Farrow urges the Vatican not to over-react to the Benetton advertisement featuring the Pope kissing an imam.