Month: January 2014

Young Ireland – Young Italy

admin January 30, 2014

Nation and Nazione

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Renewal is happening in a thousand ways

Michael Kelly January 30, 2014

Many parishes give reason for optimism

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A forgotten aspect of the Irish revival

Peter Costello January 30, 2014

Queen of the Hearth

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A first citizen of Dublin

Peter Costello January 30, 2014

Patriot and Man of Peace

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Attack on RE not backed by facts

David Quinn January 30, 2014

Government is hampering denominational schools

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Why some charity CEOs are paid highly

Mary Kenny January 30, 2014

There is a case for high charity wages

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Michael Smith celebrates 30 years as Bishop

Mags Gargan January 30, 2014

Bishop of Meath is the longest-serving Irish bishop still in active ministry

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Suffer the little children

Brendan O’Regan January 30, 2014

Youngsters to the fore on screens

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Faith does not interfere with learning

Breda O'Brien January 30, 2014

Minister’s approach to RE ‘simplistic’

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The power of Confession

Fr Pat Seaver January 30, 2014

More people recognise the value of the sacrament

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