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The Catholic Church

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/ 20 May 2011

Catholic Church blasts Zambia for ‘pro-gay smear’ campaign

The Catholic Church says the Zambian government has used state media to accuse it of supporting homosexuality and

By Staff Reporter
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/ 25 November 2010

China says Vatican position violates ‘religious freedom’

China said that Vatican opposition to the official Chinese Catholic body’s ordination of a bishop amount to a violation of freedom of religion.

By Boris Cambreleng
Pope starts UK visit clouded by ‘Third World’ gaffe
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/ 16 September 2010

Pope starts UK visit clouded by ‘Third World’ gaffe

Pope Benedict XVI arrives in Britain on Thursday hoping to improve frayed ties between Catholics and Anglicans.

By Robin Millard
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/ 23 April 2010

Belgian bishop becomes first to resign for child-sex abuse

The bishop of the Flemish city of Bruges has resigned after admitting sexually abusing a young boy several years ago.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 6 April 2010

Conspiracy of the cloth

<i>Marina Hyde</i> takes issue with Pope Benedict’s version of the priestly paedophilia scandal.

By Marina Hyde
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/ 1 April 2010

God’s man in Congress

Amid apparent tensions between church and state over a number of moral and political issues, there is sustained and reasoned dialogue.

By Anthony Egan
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/ 23 October 2009

O come all ye Anglicans

Tens of thousands of disaffected Anglicans could become Catholics following this week’s decree by Pope Benedict to poach whole Protestant communities.

By Staff Reporter

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