The task of bringing the encouragement of faith to modern Ireland belongs to all believers, says Archbishop Eamon Martin

The Vatican’s swift acceptance of Cardinal Brady’s resignation signals a determination to see a new era in the Church, says David Quinn

A mindset of scarcity rather than of abundance debilitates us in several ways

Christ’s whole life was lived under the sign of persecution, writes Cathal Barry

It’s now in the open, liberals don’t like balanced debate, writes David Quinn

St Augustine reveals a great depth of discovery and a desire for more answers in Confessions, writes Pat Codd, OSA

Technology is pushing back the frontiers of early survival for babies, writes Mary Kenny

Like many other ministries, it’s probably fair to conclude that performance is patchy.

The centenary of the Irish Home Rule bill was finally signed into law on September 18, 1914, and it is a nice coincidence that exactly a hundred years later, Scotland will vote on a referendum for or against Scottish independence. The debate about Scottish independence does prompt the thought: how would the Irish people have…