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Is Ireland Turning to Religion during the Covid-19 Crisis? New Post on RTE Brainstorm

I have a new post on RTE Brainstorm, ‘Is Ireland Turning to Religion during the Covid-19 Crisis?’

Author g.ganiel@qub.ac.ukPosted on April 8, 2020Categories Covid-19 (Coronavirus), Ecumenism, Evangelicalism, Fr Martin Magill's Ecumenical Tithing, Irish Catholic Church, Secularisation, Sociology of Religion

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