Bishop Phonsie Cullinan has said he is “totally opposed” to Amnesty International speaking in Catholic schools given the organisation’s support for a liberalisation of Ireland’s abortion laws, which he described as “bizarre”. As a former supporter of Amnesty’s work, the Bishop of Waterford and Lismore said he was “saddened by the direction in which the…
Archbishop Eamon Martin warns of pressure to radically redefine Ireland’s social agenda
Eating healthy and staying fit as the summer months continue
Parish priest outlines necessities of Government investments in “essential services” like broadband
Fr Mario Conte OFM Conv. tells Cathal Barry he hopes the visit of St Anthony’s relics to Ireland will help people rediscover their faith
“It is the best possible outcome as the church is going to remain open and the parish will continue with a Dominican presence there,” Limerick’s Episcopal Vicar for Pastoral Planning, Fr Eamonn Fitzgibbon said.
In marriages with disparity of cult the Church insists that the Catholic spouse has a particular task
“Without a doubt, without my faith in God I would not be a head coach,” the Connacht coach said.
Time to ‘draw line in sand’ on abortion stance
‘Celibacy is a huge gift to the Church’