God assumed a human nature to accomplish our salvation, writes Cathal Barry

Bishop Kevin Doran tells Cathal Barry he intends to work closely with the people of the Elphin diocese

When the Congregation of Bon Secours arrived in Belfast 142 years ago this month their leadership could not have envisaged how their sole surviving sister in the city today, Sr Consilia Dennehy, would, more than 100 years later, reimagine their traditional healing charism to meet the particular needs of people during some very dark days…

The title Lord indicates the divinity of God, writes Cathal Barry

If the Presbyterian Church in Ireland wants to make history by electing a woman Moderator any time soon, one person likely to be under consideration is Rev. Dr Lesley Carroll, the dynamic and respected minister of Fortwilliam & Macrory Church on the Antrim Road in north Belfast. However, Dr Carroll’s chances of assuming her Church’s…

On his retirement Bishop Christy Jones talks to Mags Gargan about his ministry

Sir Desmond Rea, former Policing Board chairman, tells Martin O’Brien it’s time for Northern Ireland to move on

Alexandra Keery meets a nun dedicated to sustainability

The forthcoming Synod on the family will deepen our understanding of Christian marriage, Cardinal Thomas Collins tells Brandon Vogt

This idea of marriage as a fluid and arbitrary social construct is all-pervasive, writes Dr Samuel Shephard