Mary Kenny writes that the “appropriate way to mark the centenary of Fatima is to continue to pray for peace” The 2017 centenary of the apparitions at Fatima will surely be a significant focus for the devotional life of the Catholic Church. The story of the three Portuguese child visionaries is a poignant and compelling…
Christmas merriment and Christmas sadness
For many people Christmas is a time of “remembering a past we can never recapture, of family and friends departed this world”, writes Mary Kenny
Watch The Innocents – the most poignant film I’ve seen this year
“The director… transmits the fragility of faith as well as its strengths, and a genuinely powerful sense of sisterhood emerges…”, writes Mary Kenny
Mistaken view of ‘modernity’ discourages breast-feeding, not the Catholic Church
Mary Kenny defends the Catholic Church against accusations it has contributed to the fall of breast-feeding in Ireland
It’s not Cuba, but Venezuela, that is Michael D’s Achilles heel…
“…not to re-examine an original analysis of a situation is to perpetuate it”, writes Mary Kenny
The pastoral influence on president-elect Trump
“We should empty our minds of fears, hates, insecurities, regrets”, writes Mary Kenny
Making connections with Donald Trump’s America
“The world is what it is, and it’s interesting – even droll – to watch the reconfiguration of power politics with a shift in power” writes Mary Kenny
Motherhood a pain? It’s all in Genesis!
“The health issues of mothers should, of course, always be addressed. That’s a medical point, and should not be lost on the health providers. Fix it!”, writes Mary Kenny
The UN’s latest nonsense
“The latest announcement by the World Health Organisation…is surely an example of demanding inflated and unrealistic ‘rights’ from nature” writes Mary Kenny
Is Katherine Zappone fit for her Government job?
“a Government Minister surely makes a major political error if she seems to have little feeling or respect for mothers who raise their children at home”, writes Mary Kenny

Mary Kenny