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Northern Ireland’s evangelical Catholics reveal a ‘more varied and complex’ religious situation

Declan McSweeney

Over 700 medical professionals back biggest change to UK abortion law in a generation

Ukrainian groups criticise Pope’s comments about negotiations to end war

Elise Ann Allen/ Crux

Ireland declares an emphatic ‘No’ to government effort to change constitution

Charles Collins/Crux

Pope talks of ‘courage to negotiate’ to end war in Ukraine

Elise Ann Allen/ Crux

Warwick Street’s pipe organ restoration project struggling to find grants

The Catholic Herald

Pope’s blessings for ‘same-sex couples’ definitively sink ecumenical dialogue with Copts

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Italian diocese urges Catholics to join Muslims for prayers and meals in Ramadan

Bishops back peers’ concerns over plight of children of jailed parents

Charles Collins/Crux

Ireland’s 8 March Referendums: Does Irish government now wish it had kept its constitutional nose out of the Family?

Dubhaltach O Reachtnin

‘Deplorable’ abortion plan for US veterans goes against military’s ethos to ‘protect the innocent’

John Lavenburg/Crux

‘Super Tuesday’ puts Catholics in even tighter spot: Can you vote in good conscience for either presidential candidate?

St Mary’s Ascot deals with first teachers’ strike in school’s 139-year history

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