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British religious leaders: vote to stay in EU
May 31, 2016
Thirty-seven British religious leaders, led by the retired Anglican primate, Archbishop Rowan Williams, have called upon citizens to vote to remain in the European Union in the upcoming “Brexit” referendum.
Only one Catholic prelate—retired Bishop Thomas McMahon of Brentwood—signed the statement.
The nation’s Catholic bishops are officially neutral on the referendum, with prominent prelates weighing in on both sides of the issue.
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Further information:
- Think of the wider world and vote to stay in Europe (The Guardian)
- Surely the European Union is part of the problem and not the solution (Catholic Herald)
- English archbishop raps government scare tactics in arguments against 'Brexit' (CWN, 5/23)
- British bishops neutral on EU referendum (CWN, 4/20)
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