More than 300 women were seeking post-abortion counselling last year
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NI Church leaders seek clarity on welfare reform
Church leaders have expressed concern about impact of the Welfare Reform Bill on the most vulnerable
Catholics in the North are divided on united Ireland
Survey says one in five Catholics would prefer to stay in the United Kingdom
‘Living in sin’ allegation unhelpful, says Vatican
Bishops gathered in Rome for a landmark meeting on the Church’s approach to families
Catholic Guides award high achievers
Catholic Guides having fun in the grounds of Farmleigh House in Dublin at the annual Chief Commissioner Awards (CCA) from the Catholic Guides of Ireland, which recognises the special achievement of guides who have set themselves above the standard challenges of the guiding programme. A group of 28 award winners received silver or gold pins…
New Bill “undermines” children’s rights- claim
A new organisation is demanding reform of the Children and Family Relationships Bill
Blessed Alvaro leads us on the road to holiness
The feast of Blessed Alvaro will be celebrated on 12 May, the anniversary of his First Holy Communion
All nations need to respond to terrorism, Vatican official tells UN
Cardinal urged governments to use their resources to prevent people from “becoming foreign terrorist fighters”
Nigerian archbishop seeks inquiry into multimillion-dollar arms deal
South African police are investigating two Nigerians and an Israeli citizen
Numbers of Irish prisoners overseas surge
The number of ICPO clients imprisoned in England and Wales has nearly tripled
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