Latest issue: 25 July 2008  Publication of Humanae Vitae 40 years ago was a seismic moment in the history of the Catholic Church. Today most practising Catholics ignore its teaching on birth control and more than half think it should be revised. This is the central finding of a major survey commissioned by The Tablet 
The full online edition of The Tablet is available to subscribers
Click here to read the latest issue of The Tablet online, or to download a copy to print. You’ll have the option of printing the entire issue or single pages.
|
| Time for ‘candid dialogue’ on the Eucharist | Backing for church line on contraception | | President says Muslim-Christian ‘crisis’ is over | Mixed reaction to Saudi olive branch | | Lambeth unity in jeopardy after attack on gay bishop |
Featured ArticlesOut of the desert Edward KesslerOut of the desertSaudi Arabia took its first steps along the road of interfaith dialogue when King Abdullah opened the World Conference on Dialogue in Madrid. His initiative has a major symbolic significance even if some of the key elements for true religious encounter were missing...
Faultlines reopen Theo Hobson and Victoria Combe Faultlines reopenThis week in Canterbury, what Rowan Williams calls ‘this extraordinary thing’, the Anglican Communion, is dividing inexorably between a broadly (but not entirely) liberal Western section and a conservative section rooted mainly in the developing world...
World Youth Day 2008 Stephen Crittenden,  World Youth Day 2008A day to rejoice - ‘You are the new creation’...
Stretching the sinews of the heart Daniel O’LearyStretching the sinews of the heartSoon the world will be watching the finest athletes competing in Beijing to prove themselves the best in their chosen field. That amazing level of total commitment is necessary, too, on the training ground of the soul...
Plentiful bounty Daniel McCarthyPlentiful bountyActs of giving define us: God gives us to ourselves in Creation, God gives himself to us in the Incarnation, and we give ourselves to God and our neighbour in the Eucharist. By virtue of these acts we are made holy, writes Daniel McCarthy, and brought to eternal joy...
Tablet Special: Humanae Vitae 40 years on David Lodge,Sue Gaisford, Jimmy Burns, Catherine Pepinster, Charles Curran, Paulinus Ikechukwu Odozor Tablet Special: Humanae Vitae 40 years onHow far have we come? - Nothing changed? Everything changed - Matter of conscience - The deafening silence of dissent - Dangers of certitude
Healthy vision for Africa...
News from Britain and IrelandMore home news
|