Topic: anti-Catholicism

• Catholic women need thick skins online

  Posted on 18 November 2011. Tags: anti-Catholicism, blogging, internet, misogyny, new media, social media

  When Caroline Farrow began a blog promoting Church teaching she was staggered by the vitrolic attacks on her by men and women alike

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• Fans unite to kill bill to end sectarianism

  Posted on 10 November 2011. Tags: anti-Catholicism, Celtic, football, Neil Lennon, Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications Bill, Rangers, Scotland, Scottish Church, sectarianism

  Both Celtic and Glasgow fans are campaigning against a bill that would criminalise displays of bigotry on the terraces

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• Ban on British monarch marrying a Catholic to be lifted

  Posted on 31 October 2011. Tags: Act of Settlement, anti-Catholicism, Commonwealth, David Cameron, royal family

  The 300-year-old Act of Settlement is to be reformed following the unanimous agreement of 16 Commonwealth nations

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• Dawkins attacks Scottish Church over sacking of referee chief

  Posted on 03 December 2010. Tags: anti-Catholicism, Hugh Dallas, Peter Kearney, Richard Dawkins, Scotland, Scottish Football Association

  Richard Dawkins calls Scottish Football Association ‘craven’ and Church spokesman ‘a weasel’ over dismissal of referees

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• Hysterical lies about the Pope continue. It may mean he is getting somewhere

  Posted on 15 November 2010. Tags: anti-Catholic bias, anti-Catholicism, Associated Press, media, Pope Benedict XVI, Sagrada Familia, secularisation, Spain, Washington Post

  If he were not a threat, his enemies would just ignore him

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• Benedictine sides with atheists in London debate

  Posted on 14 October 2010. Tags: anti-Catholicism, anti-Christian, Dom Antony Sutch, Geoffrey Robertson, Howard Jacobson, Matthew Parris, Peter Hitchens

  Dom Antony Sutch joins Matthew Parris and lawyer Geoffrey Robertson to argue that Christians are not ‘bashed’ in Britain

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• The Pope’s enemies have, we can only hope, done their worst. As the visit begins, we must watch and pray

  Posted on 16 September 2010. Tags: anti-Catholicism, media bias, Papal Visit 2010

  The media will not let up. Watch out for the innuendoes and smears

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• Distressed by the atheist onslaught? Get a grip of yourself

  Posted on 08 September 2010. Tags: anti-Catholicism, Ben Goldacre, Claire Rayner, New Atheists, New Humanist, Papal Visit 2010, Philip Pullman, Pope Benedict XVI, Protest the Pope, Richard Dawkins

  This is how things are meant to be: get used to it

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• Morning Catholic must-reads: 23/08/10

  Posted on 23 August 2010. Tags: Alfred Lambremont Webre, Andrew M Brown, Angelus, anti-Catholic bias, anti-Catholicism, Bishop Richard Williamson, Bishop Shlemon Warduni, Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, Cardinal Seán O'Malley, Cofton Park, EWTN, extraordinary ministers of the Eucharist, House of Representatives, Hyde Park, Hyde Park Vigil, Jeffrey Tucker, John Anderson, JRR Tolkien, Mgr Charles Pope, No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act, Padraig Reidy, Press TV, Queenship of Mary, Riazat Butt, Secular News Daily, The Passion of the Christ, True Cross

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• Debate: Are the Pope protesters anti-Catholic?

  Posted on 19 August 2010. Tags: anti-Catholicism, debate, National Secular Society, Papal Visit 2010, Pope Benedict XVI, Protest the Pope

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