About 1,000 school secretaries have said they will continue their battle for “fairness” and “equality” until their job is taken seriously by the Department of Education as they continue with work-to-rule strike action. The secretaries are at a disadvantage because they work in the voluntary, predominantly Catholic, sector. Secretaries from several Catholic schools told this…
Understanding the Francis blueprint for reform
Both conservatives and liberals misunderstand what reform is, Austen Ivereigh tells Chai Brady Respected Papal biographer Dr Austen Ivereigh has discussed criticism in Ireland of Pope Francis regarding his efforts to reform the Church, saying not all profound, positive change is solely doctrinal. Reacting to former Irish president Mary McAleese’s critique of the Pope’s efforts…
Tributes pour in for ‘Solid Christian’ Larry Gogan
Veteran RTÉ broadcaster Larry Gogan has been remembered as a “terrific man” who had a “strong faith” after his death this week. Well-known priest Fr Brian D’Arcy CP said he knew Larry very well, and met him when he went to Mass with his children in Mount Argus, Co. Dublin – where Fr D’Arcy was…
McAleese told to tone down rhetoric about the Church
A respected Papal biographer has called on former president Mary McAleese to “tone down the rhetoric” after she said Pope Francis hasn’t done enough to reform the Church. Dr Austen Ivereigh, who wrote the book The Great Reformer: Francis and the Making of a Radical Pope, tackled Prof. McAleese after she made the comments on…
Religious ignorance in Ireland dangerous – Trinity professor
Ignorance of religion in political and media circles in Ireland could lead to “apathy and violence”, according to a Trinity College Dublin (TCD) professor who is holding a conference on the dangers of religious illiteracy. Dr Fáinche Ryan, Director of the Loyola Institute, told The Irish Catholic: “Today we have a problem in which people think…
3,000 pupils to engage in eco-friendly festival
A festival focused on the environment is being organised during Catholic Schools Week as in the Archdiocese of Dublin at the end of January, with famous climate activist Greta Thunberg being dubbed an “inspiration” for children. The Laudate Festival 2020 will celebrate the theme of Living in Harmony with God’s Creation in song and reflection,…
Life as a Faith-filled film star
Unplanned star Ashley Bratcher talks to Chai Brady about Christmas, Faith, the film and ‘intimidating’ workplaces US pro-life film star turned producer Ashley Bratcher, who made waves after starring in a contentious film about abortion, opened up about her devout Faith that shapes every part of her life and how the Christmas season for…
Archbishop urges Catholics to let Christ’s light shine
Primate of All-Ireland Archbishop Eamon Martin has urged Catholics not to forget the suffering that is taking place in different parts of the world, particularly as a result of war and conflict. Speaking at Mass in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Armagh over Christmas, Archbishop Martin said “there is such a need for the light of Christ…
Boxing is ‘act of worship’ for star Katie Taylor
Renowned boxing star Katie Taylor has said that every time she steps into the ring it’s like an “act of worship” over the weekend, and that she knows her future is in God’s hands. Speaking on RTÉ Radio One Extra, the lightweight world champion said that growing up in a Christian household and going to…
Prayer power saves renowned artist after horrific car crash
Chai Brady speaks to Malachi Cush about recovery, prayer and New Year hopes Gaining consciousness and looking up at the sky after his body had been dragged and torn in an horrific event, a renowned Irish musician and broadcaster thought his time was up, but the prayers of the Faithful were on his side. Malachi…

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