Romero’s preference for the poor was not ideological but evangelical, participants tell Greg Daly

A Dublin and a Limerick parish have forged a link that is set to benefit their young people, writes Mags Gargan

Mindfulness meditation aims to help people in making healthy choices, writes Professor William Reville

Leading priest Fr Paddy Delargy speaks to Martin O’Brien about the ‘essential mission’ of being a Catholic

Éamonn Meehan Since Trócaire’s foundation in 1973, human rights in Central America have been at the core of our work. Highlighting the repression of those trying to make a living off the land and the brutality which often claims the lives of ordinary people has been the cornerstone of what we do. In the 1970s Trócaire…

Catholics across the globe greeted with joy the news that the heroic martyr, Archbishop Oscar Romero, is to be beatified this weekend. Since his murder in 1980, news of Archbishop Romero’s heroism and holiness has spread around the world. Long before his martyrdom made him a household name, Archbishop Romero had a deep connection with…

Oscar Romero’s early life suggested an unlikely hero for justice and human rights, writes Mags Gargan

The beatification of Archbishop Oscar Romero has been a long time coming, writes Cathal Barry

Greg Daly talks with Irish missionaries about their encounters with Oscar Romero.

Archbishop Romero was far from being El Salvador’s only martyr, writes Greg Daly