Europe's Catholic Church awaits new life after coronavirus lockdown
by Jonathan LuxmooreChurch-government relations are creating some tension in countries like Spain and France, for example, as other EU nations like Germany demonstrate an orderly and earlier coordinated effort to allow public worship to resume.

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