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Why is Cardinal Kasper doing a victory lap ahead of the apostolic exhortation?
March 18, 2016
Could the Kasper proposal, decisively rejected by the synod fathers, really be in the papal text?
Masonic conspiracies are no joke
March 17, 2016
During his recent week-long visit to England Bishop Athanasius Schneider gave an interview to the Catholic website OnePeterFive. Bishop Schneider gives many such interviews, and his opinions make for very good copy because, like him or loathe him, he is refreshingly forthright in his delivery. In the midst of this most recent interview, conversation suddenly
A portrait of Franklin as a beer-shunning bore
March 17, 2016
Benjamin Franklin in London by George Goodwin Weidenfeld, £25 American national legend has it that, such was Benjamin Franklin’s sense of irreverence and penchant for satire, he was not chosen to write the Declaration of Independence because it was feared that he would include an off-colour joke in the text which would go unnoticed until
Justice isn’t a dirty word
March 10, 2016
The Year of Mercy is undoubtedly a cause close to Pope Francis’s heart. When he speaks about the need for a more dynamic, evangelising Church, he is clear that the message to be carried out to the world is that of the love and mercy of God, which applies equally to everyone, regardless of their
Why the National Review letter won’t persuade Trump’s Catholic supporters to reject him
March 09, 2016
People know that Trump is not really for them, but they don’t believe any of the other candidates are either.
We are facing an international crisis of confidence in freedom of speech
March 02, 2016
An unpleasant populism is sweeping across Europe and beyond
The Pope’s mid-air press conference will understandably anger abuse victims
February 19, 2016
The Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors will feel even more frustrated following the Pope's comments yesterday
Justice Scalia was a fierce opponent of stifling secular group-think
February 15, 2016
Those on the left often called Scalia, who was a devout Catholic, a danger to the separation of Church and State
There is a strong Catholic case for Brexit
February 10, 2016
The Church is in favour of a strong Europe, but that is not the same thing as a stronger EU
Peter Saunders’s departure was ugly, but inevitable
February 08, 2016
The legacy of the abuse scandal is, in many respects, still an open wound for the Church
Upholding mercy without justice paved the way for the abuse crisis
January 28, 2016
In the post-Vatican II Church notions of crime and justice had no place and abusers were labelled as victims
The Pope’s address on marriage was strikingly conservative
January 25, 2016
Francis delivered a speech which was remarkable for its continuity with St John Paul II and Benedict XVI
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