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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?
William Oddie

The papal visit was a PR success: but no thanks to some anti-papal English Catholics

Are we now to expect a quiet undermining of what the Pope achieved?
William Oddie

Mr Cameron, if you really mean what you say, you must allow our adoption agencies to re-open

Otherwise you will prove just how empty your words are
William Oddie

Papal Visit 2010: a round-up of reactions

Prominent figures give their views on the Pope's four-day visit
Rupert de Lisle

The Queen may not have produced a rosary, but she did conduct herself with dignity

At 83, she has seen a great many state occasions in her lifetime
Francis Phillips

Britain prepares to welcome Pope Benedict

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The Catholic Herald

The Pope's trip follows two state visits by the Queen to Rome

In 1961 and 1980 she made official visits to meet John XXIII and John Paul II
Edward Pentin

Should Catholics vote to leave the EU in a referendum?

I say, let us depart: Brussels is now the capital of a quasi-imperialist hegemony
William Oddie

Poll: almost half of Mass-goers would attend older form

Poll suggests that 43 per cent of practising Catholics would attend traditional Mass every week if it was offered in their parish
Anna Arco

Debate: Is Britain a moral wasteland?

Or is it still a civilised, Christian country that leads the way on many moral issues?
The Catholic Herald

Abbot and Sister take on 'bear pit' of atheists in debate over papal visit

London audience backed the motion 'The papal visit should not be a state visit'
Ed West

What St Augustine would say to Clifford Longley about his Thought for the Day

The author of Confessions would have found the attempt to separate religion and spirituality incomprehensible or misleading
Francis Phillips

Are crazy Christians crazier than crazy atheists?

Militant atheists seem less likely than Christians to fall for wackadoo conspiracy theories
The Catholic Herald

Are crazy Christians crazier than crazy atheists?

Militant atheists seem less likely than Christians to fall for wackadoo conspiracy theories
Stuart Reid

The English Church is, actually, against the replacement of Trident

So why don’t the bishops intervene in the current debate?
William Oddie

We've learned nothing from the human genome, admits Venter

So genetic nirvana is some way off yet
Quentin de la Bedoyere

Former Taoiseach inspires delegates

John Brutogave an inspiring lecture on human dignity from an Irish perspective at St Chad's Birmingham
Staff Reporter

Morning Catholic must-reads: 19/07/10

A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen

Debate: Will the papal visit change Britain?

Archbishop Nichols and Lord Patten both say it will have a profound, lasting effect on British society
The Catholic Herald

Morning Catholic must-reads: 14/07/10

A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen

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