When Bishop Stephen Mamza’s brother was murdered by Boko Haram in the state of Borno, Nigeria, last December one of his first responses was to get rid of the security policemen guarding his home. Most of us would question the sense of doing this and shudder at the possible dangers of such a move. For…
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Church asking too little of youth – Bishop McKeown
Bishop Donal McKeown addressed the Little Way Novena in Derry
China unsettled by ‘religion threat’
Christians are being targeted in wave of demolitions
Bishop puts best foot forward
Bishop of Kerry Ray Browne joined over 3,000 thousand people to break the Guinness World Record by walking one kilometre in their wellies in Killarney, organised as a fundraiser for Glenflesk GAA club. Photo: Valerie O'Sullivan
Pope Paul VI for beatification
Date set for Rome ceremony
Taoiseach won’t reverse Govt ban on 1916 Mass
Families disappointed Taoiseach has “no plans to reverse the changes introduced”
Pope welcomes UN head
Secretary General Ban Ki-moon leads delegation to Rome
Holy Communion joy among the bluebells
A lovely moment for Tiernan Dineen, who made his Communion last Saturday, playing with his brother Cúan among the blue bells in Muckross, Killarney National Park, Co. Kerry. Photo: Valerie O'Sullivan
Vatican in Boko Haram appeal
Rome joins international community in calls for abductees’ release
Shroud figure was ‘injured by heavy weight’
New investigation reveals previously unknown details
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