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English bishops condemn rise in xenophobic attacks after Brexit vote

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English bishops condemn rise in xenophobic attacks after Brexit vote

July 29, 2019January 21, 2026

By Simon Caldwell | Catholic News ServiceMANCHESTER, England — Catholic bishops condemned a sharp rise in xenophobic and racist attacks following Britain's vote to leave the European Union.Cardinal Vincent Nichols of Westminster said the "upsurge of racism, of hatred toward others is something we must not tolerate.""We have to say this is simply not acceptable…...