What did Archbishop Diarmuid Martin’s words on family mean, wonders David Quinn
David Quinn
The world that produced Playboy also produced Donald Trump
The presidential candidate is a symptom of a wider malaise, writes David Quinn
A world without Down’s Syndrome is terrifying
“eugenics has crept up… almost unnoticed and… society in an almost unbreakable lock grip” within a logic that is “absolutely terrifying” writes David Quinn
Pope wants the Church to be both a teacher and a pastor
“Pope Francis takes a different view as to how Jesus’s teaching should be applied in very particular cases”, writes David Quinn
Caricaturing the Church’s teaching on birth control and family size
The Church is not involved in a numbers game, writes David Quinn
Eugenics has found its way into Irish medicine
Where are the doctors to defend the principle of ‘do no harm’, asks David Quinn
Moves to ban the burkini are excessive and counterproductive
The row is a flashpoint between conflicting values, writes David Quinn
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
The Christian life, like sporting excellence, requires self-sacrifice
The selfless life inevitably means self-sacrifice, writes David Quinn
A generation gap behind seminary tensions
Current difficulties are based on a false distinction, writes David Quinn