Stories in this series on the papal visit to Scotland and England:
- Pope calls church to be 'humble' model on abuse, by John L. Allen, Jr.
- Hijacking or setting him free, Benedict loves Newman, by John L. Allen, Jr.
- Benedict finds unlikely ally in British PM, by John L. Allen, Jr.
- Polarized opinion on pope fills London streets, by John L. Allen, Jr.
- Trying to solve the church's communications problem, by John L. Allen, Jr.
- Pope meets with sex abuse victims, by John L. Allen, Jr.
- Analysis: Benedict's in a box in talking about the crisis, by John L. Allen, Jr.
- Pope apologizes for 'unspeakable crimes' of sex abuse, by John L. Allen, Jr.
- Joint statement on meeting between Pope and Archbishop of Canterbury
- Benedict in Britain: We get it, we've got it, let's share it, by John L. Allen, Jr.
- Pope calls on religions to defend environment, human life, by John L. Allen, Jr.
- Full text of pope's comments on the crisis, by John L. Allen, Jr.
- Of all people, Cardinal Kasper?, by John L. Allen, Jr.
- Benedict battles the 'dictatorship of relativism', by John L. Allen, Jr.
- Pope on crisis: 'We weren't fast enough', by John L. Allen, Jr.
- Benedict to step into buzz saw of dissent during upcoming UK visit, by John L. Allen, Jr.
- Newman still commands our attention, an NCR editorial
- He even prayed 'with a pen in his hand', a book review by Peter L’Estrange
- Hijacking Newman, by Dennis Coday
- Newman: the 'sense' and 'consent' of the faithful, a viewpoint by Robert McClory
All this week in his Distinctly Catholic blog, Michael Sean Winters is interviewing a variety of Newman scholars:
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