‘Without recognising that the other too is carrying the divine, we will… be unable to truly release our own Magnificat’ writes Fr Ron Rolheiser

‘To meditate on the manger of Bethlehem is to realise that our life is not some meaningless sequence of events’, writes Andrew O’Connell

Higgins’ human rights concerns gagged by economic intentions?

The Church teaches that Christ’s resurrection is the fulfilment of the promises both of the Old Testament and of Jesus, writes Cathal Barry

Greatness is somewhat of an intangible writes Fr Ron Rolheiser

When it comes to evangelisation, attitude is everything, writes Andrew O’Connell

‘the Eucharist should only sparingly be separated from the celebration of the Mass’ writes Michael Kelly

‘the nastiness of the world cannot be magicked away’, writes Mary Kenny

From the outset, the establishment of Irish Water was a shambles, writes Lucinda Creighton

Cathal Barry investigates whether the distribution of Holy Communion is appropriate at weekday celebrations