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Five women for International Theological Commission
Women have served on the panel since 2004
‘Knock helped me battle cancer’ says US mayor
A US mayor who credits regular trips to Knock for “novenas and prayers” with aiding him in his childhood battle with cancer has returned to the Marian shrine to pay homage. Mayor Martin Walsh of Boston last week prayed at Our Lady of Knock shrine before being led on a tour of the grounds by…
Associates welcome new members to AGM
The Associates Network is made up of lay individuals with a shared vision
‘Soft power’ has a crucial role in Middle East crisis
The Vatican has called for a ‘shared commitment’ against terrorism, writes Paul Keenan
Hundreds visit St Padre Pio relics in Limerick
Over 1,000 people turned out to view some of the relics of St Padre Pio in the Augustinian church in Limerick city last week. Many people began queuing to view the relics, which included a mitten, a heart bandage and some replicas, from 8am and the church was packed out for 10am Mass. Organiser Fergal…
Colleges are becoming ‘intolerant’ of Catholics – chaplain
Pro-life organisation has been repeatedly denied recognition by UCC
Meath diocese celebrates two ordinations
The Diocese of Meath currently has nine students for the priesthood
Pope’s plea for unity after sacking Paraguayan bishop
Bishop Rogelio Livieres Plano was told to step down as head of his diocese
Oblate is first Irish priest to receive Vatican medal
Fr Vincent Mulligan OMI was presented with the Vatican’s highest medal for healthcare
Cathal Barry
Mags Gargan
Paul Keenan