Thomas G. Casey, SJ examines key lessons from a genius of modern Christianity
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‘What we were doing was right’
Msgr Raymond Murray had an uphill battle exposing human rights abuses, writes Martin O’Brien
Intelligent Christianity with C.S. Lewis
Fr Thomas Casey SJ reflects on key things we can learn from this genius of modern Christianity
The other side of Murphy Report
Fr Padraig McCarthy tells Cathal Barry the Murphy Report needs further examining
Memories of a mission
In 1963, a group of six Irish Spiritan priests set out on the long missionary journey to Brazil to work in a number of already established parish communities in the country’s interior. The move was in response to Pope John XXIII’s appeal for missionaries to Latin America to combat communism and counteract the inroads of…
Spiritan projects
Cathal Barry visits missionary projects set up by Irish Spiritans in Brazil
Pope Francis, renewal, abuse scandals and dissenting priests
Cardinal William Levada, retired Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith shares his thoughts with Michael Kelly
Enlarging the imagination with C.S. Lewis
If the imagination were wings, C.S. Lewis would have mastered the art of flight, for he was blessed with a wonderfully creative spirit. His mind could see things that his eyes could not, and so he flew on the wings of imagination to places that never existed, like his famous fantasy land of Narnia. Although…
‘Read, read and listen’
Catholics need to rediscover the treasure of the Bible, Fr Albert McNally tells Martin O’Brien
Science and religion do not contradict
One can be scientific and believe in God, writes Prof. William Reville

Cathal Barry
Michael Kelly
William Reville