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Tuesday Book: The enduring fascination of Catholicism Catholics: Britain's largest minority by Dennis Sewell (Viking, pounds 20.00)
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IN AN interview to mark his 70th birthday, the late Basil Hume was
asked about the flood of converts to Catholicism unleashed by the
Church of England's decision to ordain women. The normally careful
Cardinal let slip the phrase "the reconversion of England". It caused
a storm and Hume's advisers quickly began to distance him from the
remark. The problem was that it reawakened the ghost that the urbane
and spiritual Hume had laboured hard to lay to rest - the idea that
the Catholic Church in ...
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Tuesday Book: The enduring fascination of Catholicism Catholics: Britain's largest minority by Dennis Sewell (Viking, pounds 20.00)
The Independent - London
; IN AN interview to mark his 70th birthday, the late Basil Hume was asked about the flood of converts to Catholicism unleashed by the Church of England's decision to ordain women. The normally careful Cardinal let slip the phrase "the reconversion of England". It caused a storm and Hume's advisers
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Penal reformer Lord Longford dies, aged 95
The Independent - London
; LORD LONGFORD, the Labour peer and prisoners' rights campaigner who was ridiculed for championing causes such as the release of Moors murderer Myra Hindley, died last night, aged 95. The seventh Earl of Longford, born Francis Aungier Pakenham, who was the oldest sitting member of the House of
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Lord Longford dies aged 95.(News)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
; LABOUR peer Lord Longford has died aged 95, it was announced last night. Lord Longford, the seventh earl to hold the title, died at London's Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, a hospital spokesman said. The peer, whose full name was Francis Aungier Pakenham, became famous for campaigning for the
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A self-made martyr review
Mail on Sunday
; P. D. James Lord Longford: The Outcasts' Outcast by Peter Stanford OUP 20 . 16 (0870 165 0870) At first sight, the title of this biography The Outcasts' Outcast seems perversely inappropriate. After all, Lord Longford was a man with an impressive record of privilege and achievement: the inheritor
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A one-man dad's army
The Spectator
; THE OUTCASTS' OUTCAST: A BIOGRAPHY OF LORD LONGFORD. by Peter Stanford. Sutton Publishing, L20.00, pp. 512. ISBN 0750932481 It isn't good manners for somebody to criticise a great-uncle after his death, but I know from first-hand experience that my great-uncle, Lord Longford, either didn't mind
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A self-made martyr; review.
The Mail on Sunday (London, England)
; Byline: P.D.JAMES P. D. James Lord Longford: The Outcasts' Outcast by Peter Stanford OUP [pounds sterling]20 . [pounds sterling]16 (0870 165 0870) At first sight, the title of this biography - The Outcasts' Outcast - seems perversely inappropriate. After all, Lord Longford was a man with an
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Punishment and the Punished.
The Economist (US)
; FORTUNATELY, Lord Longford is a humble man - so humble that in this book he cheerfully qoutes one prisoner saying to another: You must have done something pretty bad for that old nutter to come to see you. He first started visiting prisoners 55 years ago; but he has to accept the humbling truth
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Tributes as peer dies, 95 - Lord Longford.(Obituary)
Birmingham Evening Mail (England)
; TRIBUTES were today pouring in for Lord Longford, the Labour peer and penal reformer who died yesterday aged 95. Prime Minister Tony Blair led the praise for the peer, whose controversial views often sparked criticism. He said: 'He was a great man, a man of passionate integrity and humanity and a
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MURDERER HINDLEY'S CHAMPION LONGFORD DIES AT 95.(News)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
; ... will be held at 11am next Friday at Westminster Cathedral. Last night tributes poured in, led by Tony Blair, who was told the news in Mexico. He said: He was a great man, a man of passionate integrity and humanity and a great reformer committed to modernising ...
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EX CONVICTS AMONG THE MOURNERS FOR LORD LONGFORD.
The Daily Mail (London, England)
; Byline: PETER ALLEN FORMER prison inmates were among 500 mourners at the funeral of Lord Longford yesterday. The peer, who died last week at 95, was following the example of Jesus when he controversially championed rights of such reviled prisoners as Myra Hindley, said the Roman Catholic Archbishop
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