David QuinnOne man will not make change so quickly
Month: March 2014
A married man and a deacon of the Church
Martin O'BrienAndrew Hegarty talks of life as a permanent deacon
Strong leadership must avoid past mistakes
Erosion of Catholic influence weakened political responsibility
Feminism differs from women’s liberation
Mary KennyMary Kenny is a ‘women’s liberationist’
US Congressman criticises Ireland’s abortion law
Paul Keenan‘Silence is not an option’
National Board controversy serving the Church badly
Michael KellyThere must be no deflection from safeguarding
New Catholic university could open this year
Plans well underway for Newman College
Soul journey through music
Touch the heart and you’re onto a winner, Sr Bernadette Sweeney tells Paul Keenan
Mary’s Meals open first Irish fundraising office
Mags GarganIrish people have raised over €1.3million for overseas development charity
Daniel supports Daffodil Day
Daniel O’Donnell and his wife Majella, who was diagnosed with cancer last year, were on hand to launch the Irish Cancer Society’s 27th Daffodil Day which will take place across the country on Friday, March 28 with thousands of volunteers fundraising for the work of the Society across research, services and advocacy. See www.cancer.ie/daffodilday