An award-winning novel gets Reformation England profoundly wrong, Greg Daly is told
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We can all learn lessons in outreach from other Christians
Many baptised Catholics are finding what they are looking for in other denominations, writes Ryan Connolly
Witnessing the miracle of sight being restored
On a recent trip to Tanzania, Michael Kelly discovered that miracles do indeed happen
A straight-talking statesman of substance and standing
Statesman, patriot, Catholic, primary carer to Gertrude, his dementia-stricken wife, Seamus Mallon is in his eightieth year now and in less than robust health. And his distinctive voice once familiar through radio and television in households throughout Ireland may not be quite as strong as when it echoed in parliamentary chambers in Dublin, Belfast and…
A credible voice for the poor at the UN
Mags Gargan speaks to a Mercy Sister working at the heart of global development policy
To Calvary and Bach for top Irish composer
Patrick Cassidy tells Greg Daly about finding your own voice while respecting tradition
Great Scott!
Philip Scott has taken the long road to becoming one of Ireland’s top church vocalists, writes Greg Daly
Dialogue with other faiths is not just for theologians
Christians and Muslims should rejoice in our common humanity, writes Fr Martin McGee OSB
Reflecting with Roma
Faith plays a vital role in her life, Irish actress Roma Downey tells April Clare Welsh
A mother to the motherless
Mags Gargan visits the Irish birthplace of an extraordinary hero of the poor in New Orleans
Greg Daly
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Michael Kelly
Martin O'Brien
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