It’s difficult to think of many philosophers articulating a publicly consumable Christian perspective on life’s meaning
Category: Comment & Analysis
Humanist weddings are a challenge for Church
Rise in Humanist weddings is a challenge for the Christian Churches to up their game
Robust debate is welcome but such a lack of balance is wrong
College is a place where all viewpoints should be respected, writes Cathal Barry
Time for Church leaders to help students who have been silenced in our colleges
Universities are becoming cold places for pro-life students, writes David Quinn
True reform comes from the margins
Pope Francis is entirely convinced that diverse points of view, freely expressed, can produce real reform writes Austen Ivereigh
Jesus, Israel and the law
From the beginning of Jesus' public ministry, certain Pharisees and partisans of Herod together with priests and scribes agreed together to destroy him. Because of certain acts of his expelling demons, forgiving sins, healing on the Sabbath day, his novel interpretation of the precepts of the Law regarding purity and his familiarity with tax collectors…
Taking sacred permission to be human
The Bible gives us sacred permission to feel the way we feel sometimes
Ecumenism and the Mother of God
Magdalene College Cambridge has deep monastic and Catholic roots
Five people who have helped give me some self-understanding
I was forever longing to be more connected to life
The proclamation of the kingdom of God on earth
Jesus did not come to abolish evils but to free men from sin, writes Cathal Barry

Mary Kenny
Cathal Barry
David Quinn
Austen Ivereigh
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
Mags Gargan