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David Quinn

Caricaturing the Church’s teaching on birth control and family size

David Quinn September 22, 2016

The Church is not involved in a numbers game, writes David Quinn

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Eugenics has found its way into Irish medicine

David Quinn September 15, 2016

Where are the doctors to defend the principle of ‘do no harm’, asks David Quinn

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Moves to ban the burkini are excessive and counterproductive

David Quinn September 1, 2016

The row is a flashpoint between conflicting values, writes David Quinn

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How foreign money is being used to campaign against our abortion law

David Quinn August 25, 2016
How foreign money is being used to campaign against our abortion law

Our pro-life law is under tremendous domestic and international pressure, writes David Quinn

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The Christian life, like sporting excellence, requires self-sacrifice

David Quinn August 18, 2016
The Christian life, like sporting excellence, requires self-sacrifice

The selfless life inevitably means self-sacrifice, writes David Quinn

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A generation gap behind seminary tensions

David Quinn August 11, 2016

Current difficulties are based on a false distinction, writes David Quinn

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A new sex-ed programme with a challenge for the Church

David Quinn August 4, 2016

‘The Meeting Point’ understands the difficulties facing young people, writes David Quinn

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Choosing between bad and worse

David Quinn July 28, 2016
Choosing between bad and worse

Ruling elites have to understand why they have alienated so many voters, writes David Quinn

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Secularists want to make faith a private hobby

David Quinn July 21, 2016

Christians are caught in the middle of a clash between radical Islam and secularism, writes David Quinn

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Redress scheme for abuse victims nearing the end

David Quinn July 14, 2016

A deal expected to cost €250 million has continued to spiral, writes David Quinn

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