Much of The Catholic Herald’s content – news, features, comment, letters and reviews – is not available online. This week Paschal Uche says that, six months after he addressed the Pope outside Westminster Cathedral, the papal visit still inspires him; lawyer Duncan McNair explains what was at stake in a landmark ruling on Ireland's abortion laws; Mary O'Regan salutes a feisty saint who scared pagans with bees; Jonathan Wright reports on 'neurotheology'; and Fr Andrew Burnham, in his Lenten series, reflects on the rise of secularism. Stuart Reid, meanwhile, explains why he is giving up blogs for Lent.
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