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Cardinal Vincent Nichols of Westminster speaks with a police officer outside Westminster Cathedral in London, Nov. 9, 2021. / Mazur/cbcew.org.ukDenver Newsroom, Apr 4, 2022 / 18:00 pm (CNA).Police guidelines in the U.K. have changed to allow clergy to assist badly injured crime victims after Catholic Member of Parliament David Amess died without benefit of the Last Rites when police failed to grant access to a priest who had rushed to the crime scene.Catholic leaders said the change will help meet the religious needs of crime victims in England and Wales."This is really encouraging news. For the first time, we have official guidance from the police that recognizes the importance of priests and the sacrament of the Last Rites," Nigel Parker, executive director of the Catholic Union of Great Britain, said April 1. "We are extremely grateful to everyone involved in the working group for producing such a clear and sensible set of guidance notes."In Catholic practice, &q
Keir Starmer, the leader of the United Kingdom s Labour Party, delivers an Easter message on his Twitter account on April 2, 2021. | Keir Starmer/Twitter
Sir. Keir Starmer, leader of the U.K. s Labour Party, was forced to apologize for visiting a church on Good Friday that critics have attacked as being “anti-LGBT” for adhering to biblical sexual ethics.
In a since-deleted video, Starmer praised Jesus House for All the Nations on Friday as being a wonderful example of a church serving its community during the coronavirus pandemic, including acting as a vaccination center and running a food bank.
“I recently visited @JesusHouseUK to hear about their crucial work in the community,” Starmer announced in a tweet that has also been deleted. “Churches across the country have played such a vital role in the fight against the virus. I hope everyone has a good, restful and safe Easter weekend.”
Keir Starmer, the leader of the United Kingdom s Labour Party, delivers an Easter message on his Twitter account on April 2, 2021. | Keir Starmer/Twitter
Sir. Keir Starmer, leader of the U.K. s Labour Party, was forced to apologize for visiting a church on Good Friday that critics have attacked as being “anti-LGBT” for adhering to biblical sexual ethics.
In a since-deleted video, Starmer praised Jesus House for All the Nations on Friday as being a wonderful example of a church serving its community during the coronavirus pandemic, including acting as a vaccination center and running a food bank.
“I recently visited @JesusHouseUK to hear about their crucial work in the community,” Starmer announced in a tweet that has also been deleted. “Churches across the country have played such a vital role in the fight against the virus. I hope everyone has a good, restful and safe Easter weekend.”