“The Lord will provide in an ultimate, final sense”, writes Fr Chris Hayden

“It is… a dreadful thing to do to a woman. As it proved”, writes Mary Kenny

“Our demands of God can cloud our understanding of God’s purpose for us. We need to be open”, writes Andrew O’Connell

We need to reflect more self-critically on how peace for the future might be improved, writes Martin Mansergh

Concerns expressed about the national seminary need to be aired, writes David Quinn

The divine blessing is fully revealed and communicated in the Church’s liturgy, writes Cathal Barry

Today we no longer understand the value and power of ritual. This is more than an individual failing. It’s the cultural air we breathe. In the words of Robert L. Moore, we’ve gone “ritually tone-deaf”. The effects of this can be seen everywhere. Allow me to give two examples. First, we see this today in…

“Infighting and jockeying for positions” muddies the Church’s message, writes Michael Kelly

“No civilisation has ever prevailed if it does not believe in, and affirm, its own values”, writes Mary Kenny

“it does not matter what you identify yourself as, so long as you work on behalf of the human rights of others”, writes Breda O’Brien