“Within the Church people often feel vulnerable and feel forced to hide behind the cloak of anonymity”, writes Editor Michael Kelly

“Elizabeth has achieved a form of ecumenism simply by faithfully adhering to her own Christian faith”, writes Mary Kenny

Government only taking ruling seriously because it adds weight to demands for repeal of the Eighth Amendment, writes David Quinn

The Church teaches that certain blessings have a lasting importance, writes Cathal Barry

In much of Western civilisation, we have arrived at a juncture where questions of the Churches’ identity and political relevance need to be examined and discussed in a serious and fresh way.

The people of Doonbeg seem to have no objection to Mr Trump’s visit as a businessman

Greg Daly 
experiences Lough Derg for himself

The Church needs to stand up for itself more in the media, for the morale of beleaguered Catholics

In marriages with disparity of cult the Church insists that the Catholic spouse has a particular task

Pain will flow into us more deeply when we take God seriously not because God wants it or because pain is somehow more blessed than joy