Death notices reveal Christendom in Ireland is not in fact dead
This is just stirring up trouble
Law interfering in business is far from tactful, writes Mary Kenny
Divorced-remarried and the plain divorced
Marital fault must be considered in marital dissolution, writes Mary Kenny.
Natural law exists for a good reason
The pollution of the water supplies is affecting birds and fish
The cost of water to women in times gone by
Clean water running from taps is a very great benefit
Men are fragile Sex when it comes to Suicide
Five times as many men as women are taking their own lives
Humanist weddings are a challenge for Church
Rise in Humanist weddings is a challenge for the Christian Churches to up their game
The hidden downside of internet dating
A large number of people now meet their girlfriends, boyfriends, and spouses, over the Internet. Some marriage and friendship bureaux have gone out of business because Internet dating has become so popular. And it seems logical: the Internet provides a huge pool of people to choose from. And if used cannily, it can also be…
Innocent until proven guilty
Mary Flaherty, the CEO of Children at Risk in Ireland has called on former President Mary McAleese to name, publicly, the cleric who, she said, laughed at her when asked to reveal details of sexual abuse in the Church in Ireland. The cleric should certainly be identified since he is now being judged guilty without…
Jackie Kennedy’s letters: they also belong to future history
The letters, at auction, might well have fetched five million dollars

Mary Kenny