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Obama lectures Irish Christians on divisiveness
Obama appeared to claim that sectarian Christian education serves to divide the Irish.
Mother and godmother murder autistic son in their care
England: Fear grows of 'politically correct' treatment for Muslims
Britain shocked by grisly Muslim terror
The stakes for the UK in gay marriage debate
Baroness Margaret Thatcher: R.I.P.
Margaret Thatcher, the Iron Lady, 1925-2013.
Anglicans greet election of Pope Francis
Anglican Ordinariate is unnecessary, said Cardinal Bergoglio before being elected as Pope Francis.
What to expect from Pope Francis I
A non-Catholic Christian's take on the new Pope of Rome.
Week 5 of Lenten Film Fest: No Greater Love
As an aid to Lenten reflection over the next few weeks, Spero columnist Prof. Michael Martin offers readers some thoughts on a few of the films he uses in a Religion and Film course he offers every winter semester.
The US should support Falkland Islands self-determination
Brits fume over inaccurate portrayal in Oscar-pic 'Argo'
China blocks BBC English-language reports
Leading rabbi likens spread of anti-Semitism to a virus
Census shows whites are a minority in London
UK: Imam calls on Muslims to take welfare and make jihad
US and Russian nuclear arsenals still have a hair trigger
Richard Dawkins: a nasty pathetic bigot
Media gets it wrong again about Pope Benedict
Rabbi David Rosen referred to accusations that, as a youth, Pope Benedict voluntarily joined the Hitler Youth movement, as 'rubbish'.
Anti-Israel rallies expected in the UK
Experts reveal reconstructed face of Richard III
England: Controversy over re-burial of King Richard III
Whale vomit nets big cash for lucky Englishman
UK Catholic Church steps up public campaign against same-sex marriage
UK Catholic Church warns homosexual teachers may be fired
UK bowing out of EU?
Algeria kills hostages and terrorists at Amenas gas field
American hostages held by Algerian Muslim terrorists
What frightens the media about Satanism?
UK Catholics fear a return of persecution
Syria's dictator vows to stay and fight Al-Qaeda terrorists
No way back for Syria's Christians
Christianity continues its decline in its Mideastern birthplace
Ancient origins of conflict in Syria
Some good news for social justice comes from Asia and Latin America
Christmas in the trenches: 1914 and 2012
Drawing a line between the legendary Christmas Truce of the Great War to the battles of today. With drones, torture, and terrorism as the legacy of recent wars, what is next for the world? The soldiers of 1914 had no idea of what awaited them. Nor do we.
British HSBC pays out $1.9 billion on money-laundering charges
HSBC Admits Massive Fraud and Moneylaundering for Narcoterrorists and Rogue Politicians--Pays Record $1.9 Billion Penalty to the U.S. but Executives Avoid Jail.
Identifying a dead English king more complicated than Miami CSI
New Anglican leader faces a divided church
The designate as Archbishop of Canterbury, Bishop Justin Welby, was once an oil company executive.
Pope sends congratulations to new Anglican leader
BBC head resigns over false accusations of paedophilia
Incoming Archbishop of Canterbury named
More tough questions for New York Times and Mark Thompson
UK parliament should open NYT and BBC files
Incoming New York Times chief Mark Thompson was at the BBC at the time that former BBC personality Jimmy Savile was raping children. Should not the two media giants open their files on paedophilia?
The BBC and George Entwistle face inquisitors in the UK
Bill Donohue of the Catholic League comments on the BBC sexual abuse crisis and its implications for the New York Times, which is bring on former BBC exec Mark Thompson.
New chief of NY Times mum about sexual predator Jimmy Savile
Former BBC exec unaware of sexual predator Jimmy Savile
Mark Thompson, the incoming CEO of the New York Times, was once the director general of the BBC while its acclaimed radio personality Sir Jimmy Savile was raping underage girls.
How much does NYT's Mark Thompson know about perverted Jimmy Savile?
Investigators in the UK are looking into allegations dating to 1959 that a BBC celebrity engaged in child rape and necrophilia. The incoming New York Times editor, Englishman Mark Thompson, was director of the BBC.
A sordid background for the incoming editor of the New York Times
Here Bill Donohue reports on the BBC sexual abuse scandal and its implications for the New York Times and its new editor: Mark Thompson of the BBC.
Pakistan: Teenaged human rights defender goes to UK for treatment
Muslim Taliban terrorists tried to silence Malala Yousafzai by shooting her in the head. The 14-year-old girl survived but remains in guarded condition.
For some children, it was not all Oranges and Sunshine in Australia
'Oranges and Sunshine' is a movie that examines social policies that drove young children from the UK to Australia where many were abused at the hands of civil and religious authorities.

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