“But I make a distinction between the doctrines of the Church, which matter, and the structure invented by half a dozen Italians who got to be pope and which is of very little use to anybody.”
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Bernadette Devlin
Bernadette Devlin, a political figure born on April 23, 1947, has been a significant influence on the political stage in Ireland. She has been actively involved in various political activities, striving for social change. more
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