‘Too Much at Stake’: Church Leaders Plead for Dialogue Amid Renewed Unrest in Northern Ireland
The church leaders urged a reconciling initiative as thousands of protesters and Orange Order members faced off over the Drumcree parade.
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‘Too much at stake’: Church leaders plead for dialogue amid renewed unrest in Northern Ireland
The primate of all Ireland, Archbishop Eamon Martin, and his Anglican counterpart Archbishop John McDowell have called for the "urgent creation" of a "reconciling initiative" as Northern Ireland faces a crisis threatening to revive sectarian unrest in the region.
'Too much at stake': Church leaders plead for dialogue amid renewed unrest in Northern Ireland
The primate of all Ireland, Archbishop Eamon Martin, and his Anglican counterpart Archbishop John McDowell call for the "urgent creation" of a "reconciling initiative" as Northern Ireland faces a crisis threatening to revive sectarian unrest in the region.
With a call for peace, the leaders of the Catholic and Anglican Church of the Irish Island responded to the new tensions in Northern Ireland. The archbishops call for a "conciliatory initiative".
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