Theft is a moral crime that threatens the ‘common good’, writes Mary Kenny
Education gives us a profile of the nation’s values
Facts show that faith-based schools still come out on top, writes Mary Kenny
Making cold cash from those ‘cheatin’ hearts’
Adultery sites only seek to demean a serious sin, writes Mary Kenny
‘Empathy education’ already exists in Christianity
Mary Kenny considers the Golden Rule as a means to combat bullying
If you really want to be cheerful, go to church
Participating in church activities provides a great coping mechanism for those with depression, writes Mary Kenny
Our dreams get broken. So what?
In life “you must put your dreams aside and count your blessings instead”, writes Mary Kenny
Why adoption tracing has to be a delicate balance
Real life does not always produce a ‘happy ending’, writes Mary Kenny
Banville’s attack on Pearse displays teenage attitude
Writer’s ‘shallow’ judgement of Irish hero is nothing but attention seeking, writes Mary Kenny
Local post offices are vital to community life
“the economics of the market are not the be-all and the end-all”, writes Mary Kenny
Marie Stopes’ doctor trial to highlight the danger of abortion
“It is… a dreadful thing to do to a woman. As it proved”, writes Mary Kenny

Mary Kenny