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20 Jun 2012: L'Osservatore Romano says riotous comedy about adventures of a convicted armed robber and his brother is a 'modern classic'
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19 Jun 2012:
The Yorkshire monks in charge of brewing and selling their first beer in England since the Reformation talk to Martin Wainwright about the venture
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19 Jun 2012: Benedictine community in Yorkshire to sell Britain's first monastic beer since the Reformation
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18 Jun 2012:
Lisa Cahill: The Church's misguided attack on Farley's theology is not only authoritarian, but out of touch with American Catholic opinion
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17 Jun 2012: Nun offered prayers and companionship but, handwriting experts say, wrote and signed the will which left everything to convent
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10 Jun 2012: Ettore Gotti Tedeschi left post as head of the Institute for the Works of Religion last month amid complaints from colleagues
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9 Jun 2012: Catholic church in US divided after Rome seeks to crack down on 'radical feminism'
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6 Jun 2012: Editorial: the Vatican's censure of nuns in the US for their concentration on social justice shows that Father doesn't know best
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5 Jun 2012:
Paolo Gabriele held under guard since arrest for allegedly leaking documents addressed to Benedict XVI
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4 Jun 2012: Sister Margaret Farley accused of approving 'deviant behaviour' over support for gay sex, female masturbation and divorce
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2 Jun 2012: New supplement in L'Osservatore Romano will be edited by women and will highlight 'value they bring to the church'
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31 May 2012: De La Salle boys' home in Co Down among church-run institutions to be examined amid pressure from victims' groups
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