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The changing family; for better or worse?

Author: Tom O'Gorman
Date: 21st June 2012

Last week, director of the Iona Institute David Quinn (pictured) gave a talk at the International Eucharistic Congress about the many changes that have affected the Irish family in the last three decades. You can listen to his talk here.