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Ireland's bishops hopeful churches may reopen early

Ireland's Catholic bishops are making the case for the early reopening of churches for public Masses in a “measured and safe way”.

Ireland's bishops hopeful churches may reopen early

Tue, 26 May, 2020 - 17:46

Evelyn Ring

Eamon Martin: Archbishop of Armagh said bishops working on guidelines.

Ireland's Catholic bishops are making the case for the early reopening of churches for public Masses in a “measured and safe way”.

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