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Daily Archives: 18 September 2006
The Pope and Islam II
There is no reason to doubt that, as Pope Benedict has said, the “true meaning” of his lecture at Regensburg “was and is an invitation to frank and sincere dialogue, with great mutual respect.” The lecture did not deserve a … Continue reading
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“The greatest threat that arises from individualism …”
Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O’Connor, Archbishop of Westminster, recently delivered three public lectures in Australia. On August 31st, he spoke at the Australian Catholic University in Melbourne on “Selling Everything For the Sake of the Kingdom.” In the lecture he identified the … Continue reading
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