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Pope’s trip highlights church-state struggle in Europe

IHT - Is the Roman Catholic Church a beleaguered underdog, fighting for a voice in secular Europe, or still a mighty power, wielding its influence on European law through friendly center-right governments? That question, which has been building throughout Pope Benedict XVI’s three-year-old papacy, came to the fore in his recent trip to France.

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