Much of The Catholic Herald’s content – news, features, comment, letters and reviews – is not available online. This week, John Pontifex reports from Cairo on Egypt's embattled Christians; Philip Booth says the Church should be wary of David Cameron's 'wellbeing agenda'; James Knott talks to Michael Questier, the professor offering fresh insights on the brutal death of Margaret Clitherow; and Natasha Collins explains how cooking lessons with her chef father changed her life. Stuart Reid, meanwhile, attends an Extraordinary Form Mass with a female altar server.
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Print edition 10.06.11
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