Much of The Catholic Herald’s content – letters, reviews, news, extra comment and features – is not available online. This week Anna Arco speaks to Fr Keith Newton, the head of the world's first Personal Ordinariate, about his passion for Africa and his hopes for Christian unity; Maureen Lipman salutes the brave monks of Tibhirine, killed by extremists in Algeria; and home baker Andrew M Brown urges Christians to take bread seriously. Stuart Reid, meanwhile, thinks about lying, and the ethics of pro-life group Live Action; while Ed West discovers that Humanists had a 'Benedict bounce' too.
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Print edition 18.02.11
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