One-teacher Catholic primary schools putting strain on management
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Limerick synod delegates gear up for the main event
Cathal Barry speaks to lay delegates as they step up preparations for the Diocesan synod in 2016
Crosscare Food Appeal
Archbishop Diarmuid Martin looking at the shelves in Crosscare's food bank in Portland Row in Dublin with Valerie Cummins, Food Bank Warehouse Manager as he launched the ‘Christmas Diocesan Food Appeal’. Parishioners are asked to bring food supplies to their local parish at Mass this weekend, which will be collected and redistributed to those most…
Triple celebration for Carmelite nuns in Wicklow
Everyone welcome to join in celebrations
Campaigners continue fight to save Dominican church
Protestors awaiting consultation on closure from Dominican order
Biblical Studies students graduate in Cork & Ross
Certificates awarded to inceptive students
Raising the rafters in Limerick
Joanne Ryan, Conor White and Monica Sheehan from St Nessan’s Primary School performing Big Bad Beat composed by B.Ed student, Eleanor Roe from Mary Immaculate College (MIC), Limerick, which featured in a concert in the college chapel to debut MIC’s college anthem Rosc Catha an Choláiste, composed by artist-in-residence at MIC, Anne-Marie O’Farrell.
Jesuits Refugee Service launches toy appeal
Charity calls public called to donate toys for Christmas
Chaplain increase welcomed
Chaplains needed to facilitate “deep spirituality within prisons”
Cardinal O’Malley’s revealing interview
Change in the Church surely is not reducible to style and approach says Michael W. Higgins