Archbishop of Canterbury vaccinated against Covid-19
The Archbishop of Canterbury has received the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine at a hospital in London.
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The Real Easter Egg - the only Easter egg in the UK to tell the Christian story behind the holiday - has been dropped by supermarkets as Covid hits demand.
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On Blue Monday, people are being urged to give their friends a call
The UK is being encouraged to become more proactive in calling people in their circles after a survey found that one in four adults cannot remember the last time someone outside their family gave them a ring to ask how they were.
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Majority of Scots concerned about DIY abortions - poll
A poll has found strong concern among Scots about allowing women to have abortions at home during the pandemic.
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Scottish Government sent pre-action letter over church closures
Church ministers in Scotland have sent a pre-action letter to the Scottish Government threatening legal action unless it reverses its decision to close places of worship.
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Family of Catholic man on life support should end the fight to keep him alive, say judges
Appeals court judges have urged the Catholic family of a comatose man to allow him to die.
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Cathedral vaccination centre soothes jab nerves with a little organ music
Salisbury Cathedral has welcomed in the first members of the public to receive the Covid-19 vaccine in the stunning surroundings of the 800-year-old building.
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Lichfield Cathedral opens its doors as Covid vaccination centre
Dean the Very Rev Adrian Dorber said the cathedral wanted to do all it could to serve the community.
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Get the Covid-19 vaccine, say Scottish faith leaders
Churches in Scotland have joined other faiths in encouraging people to get vaccinated against Covid-19.
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Christian mother appeals to public for support after judge rules brain-damaged daughter can die
A Christian single mother is asking the public to help her raise £100,000 to finance a legal appeal against a judge's decision to permit her 5-year-old brain-damaged daughter to die.
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Church apologises for role in abuse of unmarried mothers and their children after damning report
Catholic Primate of All Ireland, Archbishop Eamon Martin, said the Church was "clearly part of that culture in which "people were frequently stigmatized, judged and rejected".
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Hundreds of church leaders urge Nicola Sturgeon to lift ban on public worship
The ban on public Sunday worship in the Scottish lockdown "may be unlawful", say the church leaders.
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