Changing our Constitution will introduce a permissive regime of abortion, writes David Quinn

Appearances were sometimes surreptitious with modified surnames

Anthropologists tell us that a frustrated desire to be blessed by our own fathers, is one of the deepest hungers in the world today

Jesus’ temptation reveals the way in which the Son of God is Messiah, writes Cathal Barry

People always listen when they hear others talking about their faith experiences.

Traditional Irish Catholicism, for all of its positive qualities, was infused with an arrogance that is now scarcely believable.

Natural instinct does not want to try to understand the position of the one who has belittled us

The hidden life at Nazareth allows everyone to enter into fellowship with Jesus, writes Cathal Barry

Allowing Muslim girls to wear a headscarf respects their beliefs while in no way compromising the ethos of a Catholic school, says David Quinn

Straight talk was heard on RTÉ’s The Marian Finucane Show last Sunday about Ian Paisley. Bigotry, the lives of young loyalist men ruined by deeds his rhetoric inspired, and that is not to speak of their victims. The ESRI economist Alan Barrett struck home as I sat two chairs away on the panel. Taking an…