The police’s zero tolerance policy on demonstrations in St Peter’s Square is the only one possible
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Just as between England and Ireland, our relationship after independence would be less distorted by mutual resentment
We need strong voices like Jean Vanier’s to fight against utilitarianism
This whole affair is one more example of how alien to the European mindset Turkish culture really is
The United Kingdom looks doomed, but much blame must be placed on Labour’s alienation of its natural constituency north of the border
If so, is this a new development in Anglican opinion?
Instead, let’s give thanks for Pope Benedict XVI’s wise leadership and continued good health
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No one has the right to occupy the Vatican
The police’s zero tolerance policy on demonstrations in St Peter’s Square is the only one possible
Morning Catholic must-reads: 17/01/12
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Cardinal O’Brien is surely right about Scottish independence from England: but what about English independence from the Scots?
Just as between England and Ireland, our relationship after independence would be less distorted by mutual resentment
Life is still valuable even when it is no longer useful
We need strong voices like Jean Vanier’s to fight against utilitarianism
Morning Catholic must-reads: 16/01/12
A daily guide to what’s happening in the Catholic Church
If Turkey ever does join the EU, Sarah Ferguson will immediately be served with a European arrest warrant and on the next plane to Ankara
This whole affair is one more example of how alien to the European mindset Turkish culture really is
Labour’s treatment of Catholics has doomed the Union
The United Kingdom looks doomed, but much blame must be placed on Labour’s alienation of its natural constituency north of the border
The Children’s Society has repudiated its support for the traditional married family, with Archbishop Sentamu’s backing: is he aware what he has done?
If so, is this a new development in Anglican opinion?
It is surely premature to start talking about ‘conclave contenders’
Instead, let’s give thanks for Pope Benedict XVI’s wise leadership and continued good health
Morning Catholic must-reads: 12/01/12
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