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Two weeks before the Government’s consultation on redefining marriage draws to a close, Catholic Voices is hosting a debate on the issue together with the British Humanist Association. Three speakers on each side will debate the motion, ‘This House Would Legalise Same-Sex Marriage...
The This World documentary, The Shame of the Catholic Church, shown on BBC2 last night (on iPlayer here) exaggerated and seriously misrepresented the role played by Seán Brady, now Cardinal Archbishop of Armagh (pictured), in a 1975 internal Church inquiry into the abusive priest Fr Brenda...
Catholic Voices began with a single aim: to ensure that Catholics and the Church were well represented in the media when Pope Benedict came to the UK in September 2010. Inspired by that visit, it has become much more: a school of a new Christian humanism; and a laboratory of a new kind of apologetics.

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Applications are now open for the Third National Speakers Training, which is taking place in the West of England over three weekends between September and December 2012. Catholic Voices was originally created for the 2010 papal visit, when 25...
Download the Catholic Voices briefing paper "In Defence of Conjugality: the common-good case against same-sex marriage".

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Catholic Voices in the media

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BBC Breakfast - Wearing the cross
07/04/2012

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BBC West Midlands - Graham Torrington - Obama's comments on same-sex marriage - 10/05/2012
BBC Radio 4 Sunday - Letter from CES to schools about defending marriage - 29/04/2012
BBC Somerset - Same-sex marriage debate at Bristol University - 29/04/2012

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