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David Quinn

False mercy increases human suffering

David Quinn October 30, 2014

Its not only the Church that has to balance mercy and standards properly, writes David Quinn

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Gay Byrne gets it badly wrong on the subject of euthanasia

David Quinn October 23, 2014

Making suicide more acceptable is the wrong signal to send young people, writes David Quinn

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Synod on the Family must ally pastoral care to some good teaching

David Quinn October 16, 2014

Many people don’t know or understand the Church’s moral standards, writes David Quinn

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Time for Church leaders to help students who have been silenced in our colleges

David Quinn October 9, 2014

Universities are becoming cold places for pro-life students, writes David Quinn

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Only an impoverished society turns its back on the contemplative life

David Quinn October 2, 2014

Secular individualism is the biggest threat to religious life in Ireland, writes David Quinn

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Pressure is on to repeal our pro-life amendment

David Quinn September 25, 2014

Changing our Constitution will introduce a permissive regime of abortion, writes David Quinn

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Catholic schools are very welcoming towards Muslims

David Quinn September 18, 2014

Allowing Muslim girls to wear a headscarf respects their beliefs while in no way compromising the ethos of a Catholic school, says David Quinn

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The new Primate is facing many daunting challenges

David Quinn September 11, 2014

The Vatican’s swift acceptance of Cardinal Brady’s resignation signals a determination to see a new era in the Church, says David Quinn

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Healthy media debate needs regulation

David Quinn September 4, 2014

It’s now in the open, liberals don’t like balanced debate, writes David Quinn

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We won’t reach young people without being evangelistic

David Quinn August 28, 2014

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…

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