As Irish people we should have more empathy for the plight of migrants, writes Fr Alan Hilliard

Calls are growing for abolition of the baptism rule in Church-run schools, writes David Quinn

Mags Gargan speaks to the people behind Ireland’s latest RE programme for primary schools

Children like religious education because it allows them space to be themselves, Greg Daly is told

The Church teaches that the liturgical word and action are inseparable, writes Cathal Barry

Sometime soon we will witness the canonisation of Dorothy Day. For many of us today, especially those who are not Roman Catholic, a canonisation draws little more than a yawn. How does a canonisation impact our world? Moreover, isn’t canonisation simply the recognition of a certain piety to which most people cannot relate? So why…

Pope Paul’s historic trip was the calm before the storm, writes Andrew O’Connell

Adultery sites only seek to demean a serious sin, writes Mary Kenny

Martin Mansergh analyses Britain’s reasons for retaining their hold on Northern Ireland

There are certain things you must believe in order to be a Catholic, writes David Quinn