Hundreds of medics demand end to dangerous ‘DIY’ home abortions

Over 600 medical professionals from throughout the UK have called for an end to ‘DIY’ home abortion services currently in place in England, Wales and Scotland. The open letter, signed by over 600 medical professionals, is addressed to the Prime Minister, the First Minister of Scotland and the First Minister of Wales. It publicly requests... Read More

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May 5, 2021

Sri Lankan churches halt services as third wave of Covid-19 hits

Sri Lankan churches once again have halted services, church weddings and Sunday schools due to a third wave of Covid-19 infections. Ucanews.com reported universities, schools and nurseries have closed until further notice. All funerals have been limited to 25 people in attendance. A Catholic priest from the Archdiocese of Colombo said doctors were predicting there would soon... Read More

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February 26, 2021

Vatican official insists religious services are ‘essential services’

For believers, the ability to practice their faith and receive spiritual guidance are “the highest of essential services,” and pandemic practices over the past year have shown they are not automatically super-spreader events, the Vatican foreign minister said. Speaking during the high-level segment of the UN Human Rights Council session in Geneva, Archbishop Paul R. Gallagher said: “There are numerous... Read More

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December 14, 2020

MPs urge public to speak out over loss of church services

MPs have invited the public to submit written evidence on whether they believe their religious freedoms have been compromised by the Government’s restrictive measures to stop the spread of Covid-19. The call comes as part of the Joint Committee on Human Rights’ (JCHR) examination into the impact of lockdown restrictions on human rights and whether... Read More

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May 14, 2020

Denying migrants access to services amid pandemic is ‘act of negligence’, says JRS UK

Denying migrants access to services amid the Covid-19 pandemic is an “act of negligence”, the Jesuit Refugee Service UK has said. The statement comes after analysis, recently released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), suggested there is a stark difference on the impact of Covid-19 between different ethnic groups with the difference in death... Read More

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April 29, 2020

Spain’s parishes adapt pastoral services during pandemic

When Fr Peio Sanchez founded his “field hospital” in an old monastery building in Barcelona, Spain, in 2017, he hoped it would offer some refuge to the Mediterranean city’s 3,300 homeless inhabitants. Today, during the Covid-19 pandemic, people line up in all weather for food, clothing, masks and medicines. Santa Anna parish publishes a daily... Read More

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August 18, 2019

A&E services praised but can’t deal with demand indefinitely, warns CMA (UK)

The president of the Catholic Medical Association (UK) has praised A&E medics for dealing with a significant increase in patients over the summer months but warned that services can’t cope with such demands indefinitely. Dr Dermot Kearney insisted that “the real reasons” for the increase in demands on A&E services needs addressing. Dr Kearney’s comments... Read More

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August 7, 2019

Mumbai Catholics open churches for thousands stranded by flooding

Catholic churches and institutions in flood-hit Mumbai opened their doors to accommodate thousands of people stranded in the city by heavy rain and flooded streets. Cardinal Oswald Gracias of Mumbai, India, and Syro-Malabar Bishop Thomas Elavanal of Kalyan, India, asked their parish priests on 5th August to help stranded and homeless people as heavy rain... Read More

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May 2, 2019

Catholic services in Sri Lankan capital cancelled for second weekend

Catholic services have been cancelled for a second weekend in Sri Lanka’s capital after the government warned of more possible attacks. Reverend Edmund Tillakaratne, spokesman for the Colombo diocese, said today that Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith had cancelled all Sunday services in the diocese based on the latest security reports. Muslims were told to stay home... Read More

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Denying migrants access to services amid pandemic is ‘act of negligence’, says JRS UK

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