It is “an extraordinary slice of Maynooth and indeed of the Great War”, said the President of St Patrick’s College, Msgr Hugh Connolly at the ‘Maynooth College 1914-1918’ exhibition to mark the centenary of the start of the First World War. As part of Heritage Week and in order to honour the centenary of World…
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We must hold people accountable for failings of Rotherham
Rotherham abuse scandal: it’s not all about race. It’s about criminal ineptitude says Tim Stanley
We’ve come a long way on the road to peace
Martin O’Brien meets controversial peace activist Mairead Maguire
We’ve come a long way on the road to peace
Martin O’Brien meets controversial peace activist Mairead Maguire
‘I don’t like the word retirement’ – Fr Karl Schray
A retired American priest working in a Dublin parish describes his faith journey to Paul Keenan
Fun and faith at Youth 2000 summer festival
Over 1,000 young Catholics descended on Mount St Joseph Abbey, Roscrea in Co. Tipperary at the weekend for the Youth 2000 Summer Festival. The event, which combines faith, fellowship and craic, has become an annual staple on the Irish religious calendar with buses travelling from all parts of the island. Organisers were delighted with the…
Knock- Ireland’s spiritual powerhouse
Shrine has a special place in pilgrims’ hearts
What the visionaries witnessed
Paul Keenan looks at the testimonies of those who were present during the Marian apparition
Knock’s papal dame
Mags Gargan explores the foundation of the Knock Shrine Society
A source of cures and favours
Paul Keenan examines the history of Knock as a place of healing

Courtney McGrail
Mags Gargan
Martin O'Brien
Paul Keenan