NEWMAN/ "Cor ad cor loquitur"

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10/22/2010

The Pope’s visit to Great Britain has been an historical event and a hope for the future, as demonstrated by Newman, a profoundly English figure loved both by Catholics and Anglicans

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Benedict XVI in the UK, 2010

Benedict XVI’s visit to the UK in September, 2010 (15th-19th) was the first state visit of a pontiff. The main purpose was to beatify Cardinal John Henry Newman, but it became an opportunity to address the Church of England, the British government and the whole of British society

9/27/2010

UK/ How Secular is Britain really?

John Hughes

A kind of aggressive cultural secularism has definitely grown in Britain in the last decade, but it does not represents the entirety of British life. As the recent visit of the Pope has shown, ...

9/25/2010

POPE VISIT/ Renewal of Education Begins with Teachers and Students

Fred Kaffenberger

On his visit to the UK, by speaking directly to students and to teachers, Pope Benedict turns to the human heart as the engine to renew education

9/23/2010

UK/ Britain makes room for Benedict

Raymond de Souza

Coming to celebrate Newman, Benedict put the following question to British society: Do great English cultural figures like Newman have a place anymore? The visit made the question personal, too: ...

9/18/2010

NEWMAN/ A Saint for Our Age

INT. John Milbank

On the eve of the beatification of Cardinal Newman and the conclusion of the Pope's visit to Britain, ilsussidiario.net has asked Professor John Milbank of the University of Nottingham to discuss ...

9/17/2010

WITNESS/ An English Catholic's perspective on the Papal visit to the UK

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A personal witness of a journey to Christianity, where Cardinal John Henry Newman played a relevant role as a great example of truly English Catholicism

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