Christ’s death was a real death in that it put an end to his earthly human existence, writes Cathal Barry

The drop-off in church attendance is very much our own fault, writes Fr Ron Rolheiser

All Christian traditions need to offer something quite different to become attractive writes Rev. Robert MacCarthy

“We cannot allow elitism, snobbery and prejudice to drown out the voice of the vulnerable”, writes Michele Corkey

Irish people are still not familiar enough with the reality of life under communism, writes David Quinn

Law interfering in business is far from tactful, writes Mary Kenny

This sacrifice of Christ is unique as it completes and surpasses all other sacrifices, writes Cathal Barry

Christ teaches us how to ‘triumph over all the powers that oppose God’

The Church connects us all as children of God, writes Andrew O’Connell

The Church must relinquish pessimism and become “missionary”, writes Michael Kelly