Most Catholics 'in favour of married priests'

New research shows that the vast majority of Irish Catholics believe priests should be allowed to marry.

Thu, 12 Apr, 2012 - 12:33

New research has shown that the vast majority of Irish Catholics believe that priests should be allowed to marry.

The survey, undertaken by Amárach Research, under the auspices of the Association of Catholic Priests (ACP), found that 87% were in favour of married priests.

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