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Most religious services across the State are being cancelled or restricted in light of the Government’s recommendations on reduced gatherings due to coronavirus.Photograph: Nick Bradshaw for The Irish Times
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Bishops across the country are cancelling masses in their diocese to comply with government advice on the coronavirus. The Bishop of Limerick Brendan Leahy announced this morning that mass is cancelled for the next three weeks. This follows similar measures already announced in both Meath and Galway.... |
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All Confirmations in Kildare and elsewhere are postponed until further notice in a bid to manage the spread of the coronavirus. The restrictive measures, which have been put in place by the Church since yesterday, are to protect the most vulnerable and as a sense of care for the common good. |
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Topic of the month The Race. After 2019’s pivotal elections for the Polish parliament, in which the PiS kept its hold on power, albeit slightly weakened without the majority in the upper chamber, Poles will soon have to make another important choice, this time for president. |
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It has been announced that the public celebration of Mass in the Elphin Diocese is suspended until and including Sunday, March 29 while the Sacrament of Confirmation is suspended for the time being. A statement was also issued by the Kilmore Diocese which reads: "In the current emergency situation,.... |
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BISHOP of Limerick Brendan Leahy urges solidarity and creativity in meeting the coronavirus challenge head-on as Mass is cancelled for next three weeks. Bishop Leahy has said that care for one another, solidarity, creativity and prayer will "guide us through the unprecedented challenge of modern times that the coronavirus is". |
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A February 2019 agreement is the latest in a string of attempts to bring peace to the Central African Republic. Will it hold? Crisis Group expert Hans de Marie Heungoup goes to the country to find out, along with photographer Julie David de Lossy. The Central African Republic (CAR) has seen more.... |
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By Nneka Chile. LAGOS (Reuters) - Singer Bianca Okorocha, aka Clay, is something unusual in the world of Nigerian music. In a nation dominated by Afrobeats, the 26-year-old who calls herself the "Nigerian Rock Goddess" is trying to change long-held perceptions that rock is something alien to her country's music scene. |
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March 13, 2020. By Nneka Chile. LAGOS (Reuters) – Singer Bianca Okorocha, aka Clay, is something unusual in the world of Nigerian music. In a nation dominated by Afrobeats, the 26-year-old who calls herself the “Nigerian Rock Goddess” is trying to change long-held perceptions that rock is something alien to her country’s music scene. |
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The president of the Organization of the Jews in Bulgaria “Shalom”, Associate Professor Alexander Oscar, is lodging court action for defamation against a Bulgarian website that sought to link him to organised crime figures and alleged that his professional career was boosted by political patronage. |
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By Nneka Chile. LAGOS (Reuters) - Singer Bianca Okorocha, aka Clay, is something unusual in the world of Nigerian music. In a nation dominated by Afrobeats, the 26-year-old who calls herself the "Nigerian Rock Goddess" is trying to change long-held perceptions that rock is something alien to her country's music scene. |
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