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How priests were kept out of hospitals

30 July 2020

10:36 PM

30 July 2020

10:36 PM

Mary Wakefield’s piece in today’s magazine – How the Catholic Church betrayed the dying – is right and eloquent in pointing out that there were Catholics dying in hospital from Covid who weren’t given the last rites for the absolution of their sins and the viaticum, the eucharist or food for the last journey.

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