Martin O’Brien talks ecumenics and politics with the president of the Irish Council of Churches, Rev. Dr Donald Watts
Category: Feature
Rome Synod addresses complexity of the family
A theologian close to Pope Francis rejects any assertion that the synod was a setback for the Pope, writes Elisabetta Piqué
Shedding new light on the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel
The Vatican is not promising visitors to the Sistine Chapel more elbow room, but it is guaranteeing a cooler experience. Marking the year of the 450th anniversary of Michelangelo Buonarroti’s death, the Vatican Museums hope the brand new air conditioning system and the 7,000 new LED lights will preserve the Renaissance artist’s masterpiece for generations…
Redemption Road
Fr Brendan McManus SJ shares his exceptional faith journey with Martin O’Brien
Doing joy well
Two new recruits of the Belfast-based Adoration Sisters share their vocation stories with Martin O Brien
There is no such thing as a late vocation
Ireland’s oldest newly-ordained priest tells Martin O Brien about his vocation journey
Ireland must face up to its obesity pandemic
The most important thing you can do for good health is to get aerobically fit, writes Prof. William Reville
Finding God in everyday work
Martin O’Brien speaks to Opus Dei numerary Paul Harman about professional integrity and ethics
St Teresa of Avila – A woman of Substance
on the threshold of the fifth centenary of her birth, Fr Vincent O’Hara OCD says we can learn much from the saint’s remarkable spirituality
A Pope from the end of the earth
The remarkable Papacy of Pope Francis is being felt in Rome, writes Martin O’Brien
Martin O'Brien
Courtney McGrail
William Reville