Real life does not always produce a ‘happy ending’, writes Mary Kenny
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
ISIS will win if we don’t defend Christianity
“No civilisation has ever prevailed if it does not believe in, and affirm, its own values”, writes Mary Kenny
Environmentalism is nothing new to society
“The danger area of modern environmentalism is not the love of nature, but a hatred of people”, writes Mary Kenny
Medjugorge shrine is a politically delicate issue
Despite lack of Vatican endorsement, pilgrims remain devoted to apparition site, writes Mary Kenny
Life among the Irish in England
The last time I visited the London Irish Centre in Camden, the walls were adorned with some wonderful photographs of laughing Irish nurses who had come to England during the 1950s and of groups of mirthful Irish emigrants making their way to one of the dance halls in Cricklewood and Kilburn. The pictures…
Welsh ban shows that ‘the best is the enemy of the good’
We humans find it difficult to reach perfection at all times, writes Mary Kenny
Feminine God push is a move to recapture Marian element
Controversial campaign aims to challenge gender issues in the Church, writes Mary Kenny