We must ask ourselves what are the charisms and apostolates that will renew the faith in Ireland says Archbishop Eamon Martin
Category: Comment & Analysis
A different era
Consecrated life remains at the forefront of the Church’s pastoral outreach, writes Sr Pat O’Donovan
Re-founding religious life
Notebook
Let’s not forget about our heroic religious women
Women like Mary Aikenhead deserve our utmost respect, affection and gratitude.
Being a Christian today can be tough
Hiding one’s faith is a challenging reality for many committed Christians
Euthanasia is blind to the mystery of love
The logic for euthanasia, compassionate in so far as it goes, doesn’t go far enough to consider a number of deeper issues
The Church’s missionary mandate
Ultimately, the Church’s mission stimulates efforts towards Christian unity, writes Cathal Barry
The Annunciation is a true celebration of motherhood
The roots of Mother’s Day surely lie in the Feast of the Annunciation
Regular family dinners strengthen bonds
The family that eats together thrives together, writes Prof. William Reville
Making belief in marriage equivalent to racism
A mature democracy should find space for people’s conscience rights says David Quinn

Archbishop Eamon Martin
Courtney McGrail
Michael Kelly
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
Cathal Barry
Mary Kenny
William Reville
David Quinn