Catherine Pepinster
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Journalist and religion commentator. Author: Defenders of the Faith out now from @HodderFaith In the UK https://t.co/JuWNYNMM7a In the US https://t.co/cR8JUQiF04
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6 days ago |
msn.com | Catherine Pepinster
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independent.co.uk | Catherine Pepinster
CommentNearly six months after Justin Welby stepped down, it is time the Church of England assembled a conclave to choose his successor – or simply learn to do without, says Catherine PepinsterHere’s a tale of two versions of the Church of England.
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thetablet.co.uk | Catherine Pepinster
It is enough to make John Knox turn in his grave – women overseeing the Church of Scotland and one of them a Catholic, to boot. For this year’s general assembly of the Church of Scotland highlighted what a remarkable turnaround has taken place in the institution that Knox, denouncer of the “Monstrous Regiment of Women” and of the Pope as the Antichrist, helped to found in 1560.
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aol.co.uk | Catherine Pepinster
There used to be a tradition that ringing church bells would drive out evil spirits. Now it’s the bells that are being driven out. The latest set of chimes to fall foul of complainers are in Mytholmroyd. It’s a small West Yorkshire village, best known as the birthplace of Ted Hughes. Perhaps it was the bells of St Michael’s Church that inspired the late Poet Laureate to write in one of his rhymes for children about a bell’s “clang of mumbling boom”.
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telegraph.co.uk | Catherine Pepinster
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Both Sir Edward Leigh, father of the House, and Diane Abbott, mother of the House voted against the assisted dying bill. From very different political traditions but their years of experience meant they had the wisdom to see its deep flaws.
RT @RosieDuffield1: And just like that, #AssistedDying just became a new social contract between the state and the terminally ill. Ayes 314…
