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Justice prevailed in Roy Collins’ case – Bishop
The Bishop of Limerick has praised the people of the city for standing up to gangland criminality, following the sentencing of two men for the murder of Roy Collins. Wayne Dundon and Nathan Killeen have been given life sentences for the murder of Limerick man Roy Collins in his home town in 2009. The prosecution…
Significant changes to take place in K&L diocese
Number of deaneries reduced and permanent deacons appointed to parishes
Churches assure PSNI of marching support
Church leaders have met with new PSNI Chief Constable
NI bishop condemns “pointless destruction” by church vandals
“Callous and cowardly” act calculated to escalate tensions
PLC launches campaign on anniversary of abortion legislation
“Government has consistently misled public on the issue”
Soccer, not theology, divides the two Popes!
Holy See hosts young leaders of tomorrow
Irish delegate says seminar was “very valuable”
New Holy See UN representative named
The Holy See has named Archbishop Bernardito C. Auza as its new Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York. The former Apostolic Nuncio to Haiti replaces India’s Archbishop Francis Assisi Chullikatt. A native of the Philippines, Archbishop Auza was ordained in 1985 and is a veteran Holy See diplomat, having served in Bulgaria,…
Govt recognition of schools’ inclusiveness is broadly welcomed
“One size does not fit all” a clear message from schools
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