referendum
Morning Catholic must-reads: 05/07/16
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‘Don’t look for scapegoats’: cardinal issues plea with other religious leaders
Cardinal Nichols joins the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Chief Rabbi and an imam in urging Britain to unite against prejudice
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Cardinal Nichols: ‘Upsurge in racism following Brexit vote must not be tolerated’
The Archbishop of Westminster has said ‘every leader needs to reflect on our failure to listen’ to people following Brexit vote
‘Westminster and Brussels politicians to blame for Brexit vote,’ says Catholic peer
Lord Alton has accused European Commission president Jean Claude-Juncker of ‘disdainful arrogance’
Pope Francis: ‘EU must reform and give members more independence’
Francis told reporters that the European Union needs to change, but added ‘the baby shouldn’t be thrown out with the bathwater’
The shock of the referendum could signal a new politics – or something darker
Two things drove the anger behind Brexit: a decline in living standards, and a feeling of powerlessness
Facebook is creating an ever more silent majority
However loud you are on social media your vote is worth no more than those who say nothing
Britain can help the EU to evolve and improve by staying at the heart of it
Europe must change and reform and will do so
Archbishop criticises George Osborne’s Brexit ‘scare stories’
Archbishop Peter Smith discussed the upcoming referendum in an interview with Vatican Radio