“Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour”
Category: Opinion
Gay marriage ‘debate’ goes from bad to worse
The LGBT community need to get wise, says Sarah Carey
An inspirational good samaritan story
Mary KennyAs you grow older, you realise that every event in your life, however intense, is just an episode: nothing endures, says Mary Kenny
Shatter’s Brave New World attacks children’s rights
David QuinnThe Government is trying to set aside nature and replace it with choice says David Quinn
Contribution of Catholic schools is undeniable
Mags GarganAll knowledge needs to be encompassed within life values
Our heartaches and our headaches obstruct the search for true empathy
Fr Ronald RolheiserSympathy and empathy come mixed with more-primal instincts
The Louise O’Keefe ruling gives hope to all abuse victims
Dear Editor, Louise O'Keefe's victory against the Irish Government in the European Court of Human Rights is a victory for all institutionally abused children. Her bravery and determination deserves the highest commendation. The judgment drives a coach and horses through the Irish Government's claim that it is not responsible for abuse in education, welfare and…
Newcomers transforming the North’s schools
Cathal BarryThere is a dramatic increase in newcomer pupils attending schools across the North says Kathryn Torney, The Detail
Plays are highly recommended
Dear Editor, In the issue of January 16, Peter Costello reviewed At the Praetorium: Good Friday Revisited, a trilogy of one act plays’ by Sean Walsh, the former head of drama on radio at RTÉ. The review remarks “it is always difficult to see how plays might be in performance, but these are not (on…
Parishes have to prioritise growth
Michael KellyThere is no simple solution to Church decline, but it is not inevitable writes Michael Kelly