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Contrasting tones mark Irish dioceses’ response to Fiducia Supplicans

Brandon Scott January 11, 2024 bishops, reaction
Contrasting tones mark Irish dioceses’ response to Fiducia Supplicans

The Archdioceses of Armagh and Dublin have issued their respective response to the Vatican document, Fiducia Supplicans, with Archbishop of Dublin Dermot Farrell describing the document as a tool which will “help us minister to our brothers and sisters who long for the closeness and compassion of God”. Announced on December 18 of last year,…

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Rome has spoken, the case is partially closed

Brandon Scott January 11, 2024 Rome, Same sex blessing
Rome has spoken, the case is partially closed

In simpler times, news was what you were given and you were happy for it. Today we can source news from anywhere while running the gauntlet of misinformation, disinformation and distortion. To avoid confusing people, what we’re told is that clear communication of factual information leads to clarity and doubts being dispelled. So why is…

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Death of former Bishop of Waterford and Lismore, William Lee

Brandon Scott January 11, 2024 bishop, death
Death of former Bishop of Waterford and Lismore, William Lee

The former Bishop of Waterford and Lismore, Bishop William Lee has died aged 82. The Tipperary native was ordained in 1966 at St Patrick’s College Maynooth and went on to further studies which eventually culminated in being awarded a doctorate in canon law from the Gregorian University in Rome. The bishop emeritus, who resigned from…

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TD Tóibín: Govt not bothered to track figure of trafficked migrants

Brandon Scott January 10, 2024
TD Tóibín: Govt not bothered to track figure of trafficked migrants

Aontú Leader and TD Peadar Tóibín has today called on the government to take seriously the threat to life that exists in the trafficking of migrants into Ireland. His comments come in the aftermath of the discovery of 14 migrants who were found in a container in Rosslare Harbour in Wexford yesterday evening. Expressing gratitude…

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