Category: Irish News

Staff at Catholic college frustrated over information vacuum

Lecturers and staff at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) are “frustrated” over a continued “vacuum” of information regarding a proposed structural alignment with University of Limerick (UL), The Irish Catholic can reveal. Correspondence sent to staff following union engagement with MIC President Prof. Eugene Wall and seen by this paper reiterated the union’s view that it…

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‘Cruel’ imprisonment of Hong Kong Catholic activist must end – Bishop McGuckian

Bishop Alan McGuckian has called for the release of Hong Kong pro-democracy activist and Catholic Jimmy Lai, who has been imprisoned for nearly three years. The bishop of Raphoe, along with nine other bishops from eight countries, signed a petition calling on the “government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region to immediately and unconditionally release…

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NI Catholic school trustees calls on parents to resist abortion imposition

The Catholic Schools’ Trustee Service (CSTS) has called on people to express their concerns and engage in the Department of Education’s Relationships and Sexuality Education consultation, which will impose ideological views on abortion. The CSTS asked those concerned to respond to the department’s consultation before it closes on November 24. The CSTS believes that the legislation brought…

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Hope Ireland conference sees doctors speak out against euthanasia

Hope Ireland held a conference on Saturday afternoon in Dublin which saw medical professionals speak out against euthanasia and in favour of strengthening Ireland’s palliative care. It was held against the backdrop of the ongoing Joint Oireachtas Committee on Assisted Dying which is considering whether to introduce euthanasia and assisted suicide. All members of the…

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