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Topic: homosexuality

Have the Soho Masses really been stopped? Their organisers are delighted: they have been put in charge of the new regime, and are bent on growth

They won’t be organising Masses for themselves: they say they’ll just take over what’s already provided in Farm Street

Archbishop Nichols ends ‘Soho Masses’ after six years

The church where the Masses took place will be entrusted to Britain’s ordinariate

Don’t underestimate the beauty of true friendship

The Church has a great deal to offer homosexual people, says Archbishop Vincent Nichols

Secularist attacks on the Catholic faith get worse, on both sides of the Atlantic: here it’s the TUC; in the US (where at least there’s a fightback) it’s Obama

Now, Mother Angelica has drawn her sword: watch out!

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

Archbishop Nichols says he is in favour of gay civil unions: but that legally includes the right to adopt. So why did we lose our adoption agencies?

The teaching of the Church on civil unions is clear enough: does the archbishop support it or not?

The EU has made its secularism clear: is that now what the judges have done for the UK?

We know about the European Constitution: what has the High Court done to ours?

Gay people who try to follow Church teaching may have more to weep about than the rest of us

In March I received a sobering letter taking issue with the attitude of some Catholics to gays

The scandal of the Soho Masses

The Westminster diocese is still encouraging grave sin by approving Masses for non-celibate gay people

Dr Jeffrey John is a man of integrity

It is a sign of the theological incoherence of Anglicanism that he will not be appointed to Southwark