Secular individualism is the biggest threat to religious life in Ireland, writes David Quinn
Pressure is on to repeal our pro-life amendment
Changing our Constitution will introduce a permissive regime of abortion, writes David Quinn
Catholic schools are very welcoming towards Muslims
Allowing Muslim girls to wear a headscarf respects their beliefs while in no way compromising the ethos of a Catholic school, says David Quinn
The new Primate is facing many daunting challenges
The Vatican’s swift acceptance of Cardinal Brady’s resignation signals a determination to see a new era in the Church, says David Quinn
Healthy media debate needs regulation
It’s now in the open, liberals don’t like balanced debate, writes David Quinn
We won’t reach young people without being evangelistic
Most Catholics believe it would be a very good thing if more men would join the priesthood, but there is a lack of any real sense of urgency about the pending shortage of priests in Ireland. It’s the same with youth ministry. How many parishes in Ireland have a strong, youth-oriented ministry? Some do to…
Critics of abortion law sadly proved right
Politicians who lost the party whip over the controversial law now stand vindicated says David Quinn
Parishes need to highlight Iraq crisis
At last, the world is beginning to wake up and respond to a ferocious persecution campaign that has been launched against the Christian and Yazidi minorities of northern Iraq and Syria. The Americans have organised airstrikes against the armies attacking them and food drops to refugees. The Churches are stepping up their act as well.…
Time to show solidarity with our persecuted fellow believers
Persecution of Christians is becoming worse, but does the Church in Ireland care, asks David Quinn
UN report on Ireland is comically biased
In demanding changes, the Human Rights Committee is exceeding its authority, writes David Quinn

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