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Topic: Protest the Pope

The papal visit gave a boost to Humanism

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

I disagree with George Weigel – you don’t kick an atheist while he’s down

If our bishops put the boot in to the New Atheists now, wouldn’t that rebound on us?

British fair-mindedness was the Pope’s secret weapon

In the end, the atheist coalition discredited itself

Archbishop: ‘crackpots and lunatics’ could still disrupt visit

Archbishop Smith: protesters cannot guarantee there will be no disruption

Protesters tell archbishop: we will not disrupt papal events

The archbishop and protesters had a ‘frank discussion’ about child abuse, homosexuality and the state funding of the visit

Distressed by the atheist onslaught? Get a grip of yourself

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

Archbishop to meet Pope protesters

Archbishop Peter Smith will meet Protest the Pope campaigners today to ask them to protest in a dignified, non-confrontational way

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