Catholics should ponder this questionnaire carefully and offer their responses, writes David Quinn
Enlarging the imagination with C.S. Lewis
If the imagination were wings, C.S. Lewis would have mastered the art of flight, for he was blessed with a wonderfully creative spirit. His mind could see things that his eyes could not, and so he flew on the wings of imagination to places that never existed, like his famous fantasy land of Narnia. Although…
Growing through stages of faith
Amalee Meehan examines how a sense of God develops through childhood
From Facebook to page one of The Sunday Times
Mark Twain, the famed American author once said “Never let the truth stand in the way of a good story, unless you can’t think of anything better”. The thought struck me when I read a report in the Irish edition of The Sunday Times at the weekend with the headline ‘Trinity woman tipped as cardinal’.…
Pine cones have lots of crafty uses
Erin Fox explains how to get inventive this winter
It’s ok to be different
Jason Sherlock talks about how racism has affected his life
Priests felt ‘tarred with same brush’ by abuse report
ACP review challenges assertion Dublin priests turned ‘blind eye’ to abuse
Commission ‘fell short of natural justice’
The executive summary of the ACP review of the Murphy Report
Chocolate hedgehog in a garden cake
A perfect treat for an Autumn evening
Cork conference discusses Pope John Paul II
UCC to host a major conference on Pope JPII
