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Vatican interests versus the public interest. (The Political Power of the Catholic Church) (Cover Story)

From: The Humanist  |  Date: 9/1/1993  |  Author: Doerr, Edd

Attempts to discuss "Vatican interests" or to criticize policies advocated by Roman Catholic bishops often provoke accusations of bigotry or Catholic-bashing, sometimes with references to "nativism." One writer has even opined that "anti-Catholicism is the anti-Semitism of intellectuals."

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