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More than one political colour in the pews of the Catholic Church



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Published Date: 06 November 2008
It is wrong to assume you know how a Catholic will vote, and it must stay that way, says Brian Fitzpatrick
LAST week, Liz Leydon of the Scottish Catholic Observer mused on the notion of the Catholic Church as "Labour at prayer" (Government & Public Affairs, 30 October). With an eye on the Glenrothes by-election, she cited a panel of lay Catholics – me inc...



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donald,

glasgow 06/11/2008 06:50:37
It is only the Parkheid Board then that supports the Loyalist, Royalist, Unionist Labour Party, along with the Labour Loyalists of Larkhall and Brigtoon?
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donald,

glasgow 06/11/2008 06:52:37
All the Churches in Scotland are to the left of the nuclear Labour Party that invade the North of Ireland. Even the Brownies and the US Presisdent are to the left of Labour.
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06/11/2008 21:16:21
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