A new report shows how little we needed the children’s rights referendum after all, writes David Quinn

Marital fault must be considered in marital dissolution, writes Mary Kenny.

Government failings, ‘a damning indictment on the state of our Republic’, writes Michael Kelly

The Church must respond to modern situations, writes Nuala O’Loan

Christ’s whole life is an offering to the Father, writes Cathal Barry

Understanding what it takes to be a true disciple of Jesus

It’s every believer’s dream to visit the Holy Land, home to the three great monotheistic religions. It was here that Jesus was born, began his ministry, performed his miracles and ultimately suffered death on a cross. No other single person throughout history has so decisively affected the lives of so many people. Indeed, the events…

All of us struggle, and we struggle in three ways. First, sometimes we struggle simply to maintain ourselves, to stay healthy and stable, to stay normal, not to fall apart, not to have our lives unravel into chaos and depression. It takes real effort just to maintain our ordinary health, stability and happiness. But, even…

Nothing earthly can retain its importance for ever, writes Fr Martin Henry

Some dioceses are doing relatively well when it comes to vocations, others haven’t had a candidate in years