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Month: June 2014
Parents protest Archbishop Martin schools move
Paul KeenanDr Martin accused of lack of consultation
Castlepollard honours Archbishop Luke Fagan
Mags GarganCommunities come together to celebrate famous figure
Theologians accept Fulton Sheen miracle
Late archbishop a step closer to beatification
Providing an alternative to ‘drink culture’
Mags Gargan speaks to members of the No Name! Club, which provides alcohol-free social activities for teenagers
‘If I wasn’t a Catholic, I would not be the politician I am’
Martin O'BrienAlban Maginness MLA discusses the importance of his faith
New DCU institute to ‘transform’ teacher training
Cathal BarryA new partnership between teacher training colleges and Dublin City University (DCU) has been described as a “ground-breaking” approach to religious education which will bring together Catholic trainee teachers with those from other Christian traditions. The new Institute of Education will be created by the coming together of Dublin City University, St Patrick’s College Drumcondra,…
ACP criticism divides the Church
Dear Editor, I was disappointed to read your headline ‘Majority of priests ‘dissatisfied’ with new missal’ (Ic 12/6/14) but not surprised that it was generated by the Association of Catholic Priests (ACP) and based on a very small telephone poll of just 191 priests. I find it very poor indeed to complain about the new…
Life in the fast lane for New York quartet
Aubrey MaloneA tale excellently acted and directed
Church is essential for faith – Pope
Christians are not made in a laboratory, but in a community called the church, Pope Francis said. At his weekly general audience June 25, Pope Francis continued his series of audience talks about the church, telling an estimated 33,000 people that there is no such thing as "do-it-yourself" Christians or "free agents" when it comes…