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How Catholic was Puccini?
By Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith on Friday, 20 January 2012A new, Freudian study suggests the composer’s Catholicism was skin deep
Jeffrey John, Dean of St Albans, celibate homosexual and man of principle, twice denied a bishopric, may now sue the C of E: it would be a sad and secularist falling away
His non-appointment as Bishop of Southwark was a prime example of Anglicanism’s inability to think theologically
Downside can emerge renewed from this crisis
The school must reform swiftly to remain a beacon of Benedictine education
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It is right and Christian to build bridges with North Korea
By Francis Phillips on Thursday, 19 January 2012David Alton’s inspiring attempts to open up the ‘hermit kingdom’ is an example of Christian diplomacy at its best
Believe it or not, the new BBC series on the Crusades is excellent
Presenter Thomas Asbridge confronts the brutality of the Crusades without lapsing into polemic
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The US ordinariate has only just been founded: but already they have a principal church. Ours doesn’t: why is that?
The Iron Lady treats its heroine’s dementia sensitively
Margaret Thatcher’s confusion and memory loss is sad, but not quite tragic. Her life was not cut short too early: she fulfilled her potential in spades
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