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In this week’s issue
No quick fix A worthy way to live life to the full Down on the farm Poison in the Slovak air Open the door of faith ’Tis the season to be silly
Muslims are living in fear after the Woolwich murder Fiyaz Mughal
Gay marriage and disestablishment: better the muddle you know? Theo Hobson
Medics don't want assisted dying legalised Dr Gillian Paterson, guest contributor
Why do Catholic schools need to turn to Stonewall? Elena Curti
Banishing O'Brien answers some questions, raises others Abigail Frymann
Does Cardinal O’Brien deserve banishment or pardon? He at least owes us an explanation Elena Curti, Deputy Editor
Take the knocks - they do the Church good Popular culture is being surprisingly respectful of Catholicism now, argues Mark Lawson
Does religion get a fair treatment in television comedy? Giving the Digby Stuart Annual Lecture, Mark Lawson, The Tablet's theatre critic, surveyed the treatment of Catholicism, ... Replace fear with boldness, cynicism with confidence Lancaster bishop urges Church to ditch nostalgia and focus on mission
The Bishop of Lancaster, Michael Campbell, issued an impassioned plea for the Church to refocus on mission and look forwards rather than basking in its past achievements ... Mary, inspiration for students US Cardinal Timothy Dolan celebrates the secret of Notre Dame University
Cardinal Timothy Dolan, archbishop of New York, offers his reflections on Mary in the graduation speech to students at Notre Dame, one of the US's leading Catholic universities ... Tiptoeing towards Scripture
Pope Benedict XVI has exhorted Catholics to become more familiar with their Bibles, in his round-up of the 2008 Synod on the Word of God. At the same time the Bible Society ...
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