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The bishops also called on the church authorities to coordinate the activities against COVID-19 at all levels
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The bishops also called on the church authorities to coordinate the activities against COVID-19 at all levels The Kerala Catholic Bishops Council has directed all Catholic hospitals in the State to impose only the minimum fees for COVID-19 treatment.
In a circular issued here on Monday, the Bishops Council, the apex body of the Catholic hierarchy, as it appealed to the church members to pray for God s help in these trying times, directed the hospitals to provide tele-medicine consultation facilities and to provide the respective phone numbers to the public. The bishops also called on the church authorities to coordinate the activities against COVID-19 at all levels.
SIR – As a youngster I was taught that I would be innocent until proved guilty.
Some years ago, the then Director of Public Prosecutions told the Crown Prosecution Service that those alleging crime should be called victims and believed by the police. This resulted in senior members of the public being charged on the word of a fantasist.
We now have progressed to guilty as alleged until proved innocent. The Royal family and our Prime Minister are examples of this reversal of the presumption to guilty until proved innocent. When will we revert to innocent until proved guilty?
His Honour Lord Parmoor
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CWN Editor s Note: “I was deeply saddened to hear recent reports that plans to resettle children seeking refuge from the Moria camp in Greece, to Ireland – originally scheduled for September 2020 and again last month – have been further delayed,” said Bishop Denis Brennan, chair of the Bishops’ Council for Immigrants. “I call on government to act as quickly and decisively as possible in this case to bring these children to safety and shelter.”
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The Lee Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church observed its one hundredth anniversary in June 1988. It is located at 913 Beaver Street. The name of the Lee Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church came from both its denomination and one of the denomination’s early bishops.
The African Methodist Episcopal Church started in a meeting, in November 1787, of the African American people belonging to the Methodist Society in Philadelphia. In 1793, with the support of others in the group, Richard Allen constructed, at his own expense and on his own property, a house of worship which became known as the African Methodist Meeting House. This was the Bethel Church at 6th and Lombard Streets in Philadelphia. It was the first Methodist chapel built for the exclusive use of African Americans.