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If Church ‘power’ has declined maybe that’s a good thing…

Mary Kenny November 2, 2023 Census 2022, John Lavery, synod
If Church ‘power’ has declined maybe that’s a good thing… The Chess Players (1929) by Sir John Lavery, on display in the Tate.

“Census highlights waning power of Catholicism” ran the headline, reporting the demographic changes in the latest census records.

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