In this week’s print edition of The Catholic Herald, Melanie McDonagh poses the question, would you eat a chocolate pope? Laura Keynes on Shakespeare and assisted suicide. Dennis Sewell says the UN's advice for the Church is useless. Will Gore interviews Dr Irving Finkel, the British Museum curator who has made an amazing discovery about the origins of the biblical flood story. Madeleine Teahan wonders why the Church only prepares some couples for marriage with only one day's instruction. And Miguel Cullen reviews on Dulwich Picture Gallery's David Hockney exhibition. To receive six issues for just £6 click here.
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Print Edition: 14/02/14
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