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Pope urges people to work for peaceful 2015
Pope Francis has urged Catholics to work for an end to modern-day slavery in his message to mark World Day of Peace, January 1. With the Global Slavery Index estimating there are nearly 30 million people worldwide living in slave-like conditions, Pope Francis said, “We are facing a global phenomenon which exceeds the competence of…
Dublin diocese appeals for unwanted gifts
Unwanted gifts to be distributed by social care agency to homeless
Tragic case used to push abortion agenda – PLC
“There is nothing unique to Ireland about this case”
Referendum poses threat to meaning of marriage – bishop
Church focusing on importance of the family-founded on the marriage of a man and woman.
Poor Clares celebrate 100 years in Cork
The Poor Clare community in Cork are celebrating the centenary of their arrival in the city, thanks to a local businessman who funded the construction of their monastery. The Poor Clares moved into their monastery on College Road on Christmas Eve 1914. The building was funded by Walter Dwyer, whose daughter Mary (Sr Maria) was…
The Simpsons’ ‘serious’ treatment of religion praised
Popular adult cartoon series praised by Vatican newspaper
Anglicans will ‘evaluate situation’ before Lambeth call
Homosexuality row dividing Anglicans
If planning objections continue, more people will die – Bro. Crowley
Campaigns launched to raise funds for homeless people
Passionists welcome new deacon
Rev. Frank Trias CP at his ordination to the diaconate with Archbishop Diarmuid Martin in the Church of St Paul of the Cross, Mount Argus, Dublin.