Mary Kenny reflects on the growing popularity of the ‘ghoulish’ and ‘macabre’ festival

All families are complicated and they are far from the perfect family ‘ideal’, writes Mary Kenny

The Pontiff provides a practical purpose for universal faith, writes Mary Kenny

A history of suffering teaches us to have empathy for modern refugees, writes Mary Kenny

Theft is a moral crime that threatens the ‘common good’, writes Mary Kenny

Facts show that faith-based schools still come out on top, writes Mary Kenny

Adultery sites only seek to demean a serious sin, writes Mary Kenny

Mary Kenny considers the Golden Rule as a means to combat bullying

Participating in church activities provides a great coping mechanism for those with depression, writes Mary Kenny

In life “you must put your dreams aside and count your blessings instead”, writes Mary Kenny