THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
July/August 2011
The three million young pilgrims attending World Youth Day this year are just one part of a radical Catholic movement begun by John Paul II and developed by Pope Benedict
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July/August 2011
Book review of G.K. Chesterton: A Biography by Ian Ker
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July/August 2011
Book review of A Pilgrim in Spain by Christopher Howse
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July/August 2011
Pope Benedict XVI champions Evangelical Catholicism, a dynamic concept of faith in the line of Leo XIII and John Paul II, which challenges the West's current understanding of the relationship between church and state
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