“For Gerry Reynolds, the unity of the Churches was nothing less than sharing the Body of the Lord at the common table”, writes Fr Brendan McConvery

We can’t allow different agendas to deflect from the deeper questions about violence, writes Dr Con Casey

A new ‘secular prudery’ wants to ban religion from public view, writes David Quinn

A household name faces an uncertain future, writes Greg Daly

‘People may have died because their paramilitary killers were allowed to go on killing’, writes Nuala O’Loan

A radical vision is not always popular but is necessary for renewal and progress, writes Editor Michael Kelly

“some of us are thankful that we remember rather more optimistic times”, writes Mary Kenny

As with many who went on to become saints, Mother Teresa also experienced darkness and suffering, writes Andrew O’Connell

This is not a good time to be a Muslim in the Western world. As the violence perpetrated by radical Islamic groups such as ISIS, Al Qaeda and Boko Haram becomes more and more prevalent, huge numbers of people are becoming paranoid about and even openly hostile towards the Islam religion, seeing all Muslims as…

The Church teaches that at the Last Supper Jesus gave the Jewish Passover its definitive meaning, writes Cathal Barry