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August 27, 2010

Gay people who try to follow Church teaching may have more to weep about than the rest of us

August 27, 2010

In March I received a sobering letter taking issue with the attitude of some Catholics to gays

Pope discusses Vatican II with former students

August 27, 2010

The Pope's former doctoral students were addressed by Archbishop Koch

Fr Robert Barron reflects on the Our Father

August 27, 2010

Theologian explores the message of the Lord's Prayer

Print edition 27.08.10

August 27, 2010

Much of The Catholic Herald’s content – letters, reviews, news, extra comment and features – is not available online. This week, Tom Knight reports on the crucial role the Knights of St Columba played in John Paul II’s visit in 1982; Simon Dames travels to Gdansk, where 20 years ago the Solidarity trade union was

David Cameron’s favourite philosopher addresses Rimini conference

August 27, 2010

'Red Tory' Phillip Blond speaks at Catholic conference in Italy

Youth 2000 offers gateway back to God

August 27, 2010

As the movement marks its 20th birthday Damian Arnold talks to young people whose lives have been transformed by the initiative

If corruption is not tackled urgently, Pakistan won’t get the money it needs

August 27, 2010

To begin with, where did President Ali Zardari get his personal fortune of £1.5 billion? I only ask

Debate: Is Catholic indifference the greatest threat to the Pope’s visit?

August 27, 2010

The media, certainly, are not indifferent to the Pope's trip. But are the faithful?

Travellers set up camp close to Newman beatification site

August 27, 2010

The travellers, from Ireland, say they hope to be blessed by the Pope but do not have tickets for the Mass

Benedict XVI and his former students reflect on Vatican II

August 27, 2010

Annual seminar to focus on the interpretation of the Council

Morning Catholic must-reads: 27/08/10

August 27, 2010

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