Twenty years after the divorce referendum, David Quinn looks at what predictions came true

The Church teaches that the Eucharist is the memorial of Christ’s Passover, writes Cathal Barry

When I first began teaching theology, I fantasised about writing a book about the hiddenness of God. Why does God remain hidden and invisible? Why doesn’t God just show himself plainly in a way that nobody can dispute?  One of the standard answers to that question was this: If God did manifest himself plainly there…

“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