President Higgins praised Pope for input on global debates

Church struggles to make ‘definitive decision’ on alleged visions

Relationships ‘have come a long way’

Bishop Denis Nulty of Kildare & Leighlin has said there is still a “tremendous hunger” for Catholic education in Ireland, despite the Government’s programme of divesting some schools of their Catholic patronage. Speaking to The Irish Catholic at the launch of Catholic Schools Week, Bishop Nulty said that is it clear from the consultation process…

Does Rome‘get it’ on child protection?

Catholic schools cover ‘what’s really important in life’ – Ger Brennan

Census figures make for worrying reading

Donors assure ‘continued support’

Many expectations await Pope Francis

Christian schools, hospitals offer ‘powerful witness’