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Morning Catholic must-reads: 10/02/12
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By Luke Coppen on Friday, 10 February 2012
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Cardinal Laurent Monsengwo, Christopher Hitchens, Erin Manning, Fr Ian Ker, GK Chesterton, Gregorian chant, Mgr Valentino Miserachs Grau, Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music, The AtlanticShare
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The unprecedented four-day Vatican summit on clerical abuse ended yesterday with the launch of a new online centre for child protection (homepage, full PDF texts of all conference speeches).
Benedict XVI has invited the African Cardinal Laurent Monsengwo of Kinshasa to preach his Lenten retreat (video).
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And the Atlantic publishes Christopher Hitchens’s last article, a review of Fr Ian Ker’s biography of GK Chesterton.