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Sunday Sequence

William Crawley and guests explore the week's religious and ethical news and examine the key debates from the worlds of culture and ideas.

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    William Crawley and guests debate religious and ethical news. Including News.

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Murphy Report Discussion

In a special edition of Sunday Sequence, live from Dublin, William Crawley and guests examine the findings of the Murphy Report.

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Cardinal Cahal Daly 1917-2009

A programme remembering Cardinal Cahal Daly.

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The Derick Bingham Interview

Derick Bingham a well known preacher, author and broadcaster talks to William Crawley about his remarkable life and his battle with leukaemia.

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Our Man In The Vatican

Sunday Sequence interviewed Francis Campbell, UK Ambassador to the Holy See ahead of BBC Northern Ireland TV documentary series.

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Archbishop of York Interview

Archbishop John Sentamu of York tells William Crawley why he thinks Anglo Catholics going over to Rome are not real Roman Catholics.

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CRISIS IN THE IRISH CATHOLIC CHURCH

In a special edition of Sunday Sequence William Crawley chairs a wide-ranging discussion on the future of the Church in Ireland in the light of the crisis summit between Pope Benedict XVI and the Irish bishops in the Vatican (broadcast February 21st 2010).

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Sunday, 08:30 on BBC Radio Ulster

12/02/2012

William Crawley and guests debate religious and ethical news. Including News.

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