WITH regard to the ecumenical Mass held in Drogheda on Easter Sunday, demonstrating just how complex and delicate the issues are, you write (Irish Examiner, April 20), using a broad brush: “It is believed to be the first time since the 16th century Reformation that a Protestant minister has celebrated a Catholic Mass.”

Greek ferries resumed operation today after striking workers backed down rather than risk arrest under a government back-to-work order.