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INTERVIEW: George Farmer on his Catholic Faith and being married to a US media star
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William Oddie

Following St Francis, the Pope teaches concern for nature; but Laudato Si’ will bring no justice for the poor
June 24, 2015
The encyclical’s callow environmentalism will make feeding the starving more difficult, not less
Clerical child sex abuse has nothing whatever to do with celibacy
December 19, 2014
It’s just as bad in the Church of England, and worse in society at large
Pope Francis’s defence of the depositum fidei needs to be heard
December 12, 2014
It went largely unreported: now, it should be constantly reiterated. If it is, this could be one of the great pontificates
Pope Francis has made a definitive contribution to the European debate
December 03, 2014
The European Union is withering because it has uprooted itself, he says: unless it returns to God, its institutions are finished
Here is Benedict’s Evangelii Gaudium: will Francis take it to heart?
November 27, 2014
The joy of the gospel, says Pope Benedict, lies in the authentic truth about God
The Pope really needs to answer Cardinal George’s questions
November 21, 2014
Cardinal Francis George would ‘really, really like to have a heart-to-heart with Francis': so too would many of the rest of us
Under new regulations, teachers in academies must encourage respect for the basis of the law: but what if, as in the gay marriage Act, that basis is false?
November 20, 2014
The inevitable result will be to open Catholic teachers up to increased scrutiny, pressures and complaints
The Court of Appeal may soon rule that ‘it is possible to commit a crime against a foetus’; if it does, the implications will be momentous
November 11, 2014
Is that why the Church has so far been silent on the case the appeal court is considering? The judges have to decide whether the existing law on the status of the ‘foetus’ makes sense
St John Paul II was a radical, not a reactionary
October 22, 2014
On St John Paul II's first feast day, we pick out piece from our archives that asks, how will history judge the Polish Pope?
Well, Pope Francis, as Cardinal Burke implored, has now firmly upheld the depositum fidei: but has he let loose forces he can’t control?
October 21, 2014
But why is Cardinal Burke himself, the hero of the synod, being eased out? And what are these disquieting rumours about Cardinal Müller?
If Francis doesn’t soon make it clear that the synod can’t abandon Catholic teaching, his pontificate could spin out of control
October 17, 2014
Cardinal Burke is right: the group responsible for reporting the synod is manipulating the presentation of what’s actually happening
The reinterment of Richard III in a Protestant cathedral demonstrates how firmly in place still is the anti-Catholic ascendancy his defeat at Bosworth made possible
September 18, 2014
There will be no prayers for his soul at this interfaith farrago in the presence of leaders of ‘the world faiths’ and the archbishop of Canterbury
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