Pope Francis is engaged in a generational reform effort
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Dublin Scouts awarded for work in India
Twelve members of the Irish Venture Scouts from 35th Dublin, Donore Avenue Group recently received the prestigious international Scouts of the World Award, in recognition of their two-year Gairdín Docháis project, which saw them deliver a sensory garden, playground and a play ‘cub camp’ for children with disabilities in the Flame of Hope home in…
‘No Holy Communion for remarried divorcees’ – Pope
‘That was his statement’ – Cardinal Meisner
Wexford clerics raise over €37,000 in charity fast
Annual appeal has raised over €500,000 since 1998
Asia Bibi thanks Pope for prayers
Christian woman hopes to be free in 2014
Papal election prompted electric switch-off
Demand drop came as white smoke was seen
Call for tougher action on Russian militants
A leading prelate in the Russian Orthodox Church has called for tougher action against militants who launched two deadly suicide bombings in the country. In the wake of the blasts in the southern city of Volgograd, which claimed 34 lives, Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin, the head of the Synodal Department for Church and Society Relations, equated…
Church of England drops the Devil
The Church of England has ‘driven out’ the Devil. While the Catholic Church can exorcise the Devil, the Church of England has officially ‘excised’ the Evil One by rewording its baptismal ceremonies to remove reference to the Devil during the rejection usually verbalised by parents and godparents. Now, in a change to the version of…
CAR religious leaders issue joint peace appeal
Leaders join to counter divisive elements
Piltown rallies after church attack
Volunteers turn out in force after vandalism
Mags Gargan
Paul Keenan
Michael Kelly