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Niall Gooch
Mass in the “new normal”
Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa
Improbable Hagiographies: Bl. Villana de’ Botti
Colin Brazier
Green Choices and Family Planning
Ken Craycraft
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Mr Cameron said that if necessary, he will legislate to make it clear that people can wear religious symbols at work. So: when’s he going to do it?
January 16, 2013
Three out of four claimants who say their religious rights have been infringed have been rejected by Strasbourg. What about them, Mr Cameron?
Cameron said he would legislate to protect religious rights at work: so why did his lawyers in Strasbourg this week deny the existence of these rights?
September 07, 2012
This is one promise Cameron has to be held to
With its crusade against crucifixes, our Government is doing a good job of destroying British culture
March 12, 2012
What a sad contrast with Italy
Judges are biased against Christians, says archbishop
September 09, 2011
Archbishop Smith says courts are wrongfully penalising Christians by incorrectly interpreting human rights laws
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