rosary

“We light candles, we break out the rosary and we watch.”

When I arrive to report for BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, there are two men flanking the gates of the clinic holding rosary beads and carrying leaflets.

They walked down a hill toward the border wall to pick up water, socks and rosaries.

She was found dead in bed in her Cookstown home on 19 June with her rosary beads in her hands.

I’ve seen patients who’ve made the very conscious decision to end their pregnancy make the sign of the cross or grasp a rosary as they drift off under anesthesia.