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Category: Comment & Analysis
Trinity College and the Bible
New TCD crest a turnaround
Time for a confessional tune up
Confession is no longer part of life for many
Memories of the last days of Pope John Paul II
The final days of Pope John Paul II had a profound effect on me, writes Michael Kelly
Apathy towards the needs of prisoners
There is a silence around what is happening in our prisons. Earlier this month the Department of Justice published four reports on prisoners who had died while on temporary release. The reports describe very vulnerable individuals who have been failed by society, by social services, education services and the prison service. Did you see anything…
Our deeper way of praying
All life has inner pressures not easily thwarted
The Church’s message on relationships and sex is tough but also fulfilling
Who is shaping our norms, asks Breda O’Brien
The end (if it ever existed) of Irish liberalism
The ‘anything goes’ ethos is facing a real test, writes David Quinn
Society’s latest buzzword – ‘Autonomy’
Almost everything we do affects someone else
Accountability is key to the success of new Vatican body
The new safeguarding body will face challenges

Mary Kenny
Michael Kelly
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
Breda O'Brien
David Quinn