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The papal visit gave a boost to Humanism

Posted on Wednesday, 23 February 2011 Tags: British Humanist Association, National Secular Society, New Atheists, New Humanist, Papal Visit 2010, Paul Sims, Protest the Pope

Catholics were thrilled by Pope Benedict XVI’s trip to Britain. A leading Humanist journalist tells Ed West that secularists were too

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Morning Catholic must-reads: 27/01/10

Posted on Thursday, 27 January 2011 Tags: Bishop Peter Elliott, Courtyard of the Gentiles, Diocese of Westminster, Elizabeth Drescher, Matthew Archbold, New Humanist, New Straits Times, ontifical Council for Migrants and Travellers, Paul Sims, Personal Ordinariate, Peter Berger, St Joan of Arc, UNESCO

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Debate: Do Catholics have anything to gain from dialogue with Humanists?

Posted on Thursday, 28 October 2010 Tags: Catholic Voices, Central London Humanist Group, debate, Herald Weekly Debates, New Humanist, Papal Visit 2010

Is this a magnificent breakthrough or a pathway to compromise on critical issues?

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Papal visit inspires Catholic-Humanist discussions

Posted on Thursday, 28 October 2010 Tags: Alan Palmer, Austen Ivereigh, Catholic Voices, Central London Humanist Group, Conway Hall, Fr Christopher Jamison, Jack Valero, Josh Kutchinsky, New Humanist, Papal Visit 2010, Paul Sims

London meeting follows ‘rowdy’ public debate

Today’s Catholic must-reads: 08/09/10

Posted on Wednesday, 8 September 2010 Tags: Austen Ivereigh, Bishop Roger Vangheluwe, British High Commissioner to Malta, Cardinal Godfried Danneels, Cardinal John Henry Newman, Dominican order, Eric Sammons, Fr Bruno Cadoré, Geoffrey Robertson, Louise Stanton, Mozart, New Humanist, Papal Visit 2010, Pontifical Academy of Science, Richard Dawkins, The Scotsman

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Distressed by the atheist onslaught? Get a grip of yourself

Posted on Wednesday, 8 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: 03/09/10

Posted on Friday, 3 September 2010 Tags: Archbishop Timothy Dolan, Archdiocese of Malta, Church Mouse blog, Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Diocese of Westminster, ground zero, Ignatius Press, Mgr Charles Scicluna, New Humanist, Our Sunday Visitor, Paul Sims, Popemobile, Promoter of Justice, Protest the Pope, Shimon Peres, Sistine Chapel, St Hildegard of Bingen, The Economist, Vatican Museums, Zenit

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Topic: New Humanist

The papal visit gave a boost to Humanism

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