Category: Your Faith

God’s love fills the empty heart

Personal Profile Sr Agnes of the Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal in Drogheda faced many battles before finding her vocation. However, when she came to have a personal relationship with Jesus, she found he had the joy that would fill her heart. Born in Florida, Sr Agnes says that she grew up in a Catholic…

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Finding work in an uncertain world

Reports suggest large numbers of people continue to leave their jobs in search of greener pastures, so how does one find them, asks Jason Osborne Research throughout the pandemic and since those uncertain days informs us that millions of people across the world have upped and left their jobs, often in pursuit of a better opportunity…

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Proposal to expand nature reserves to 30% globally Expanding nature reserves to cover at least 30% of the planet by 2030 is the flagship proposal of high-stakes talks to rescue Earth’s animals and plants from human destruction. But experts agree that a new target is the easy part and will be ineffective without funding and…

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Enkindling the embers of the Faith today

Personal Profile Recently appointed pastoral manager in Raphoe diocese Connor Duncan grew up in a Catholic family. While he left the Faith “in a big way” for a time, the embers never fully died. Now, he hopes to enkindle the flame of faith in people today. Born in Ballymena, Co. Antrim, Connor grew up in…

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The secret hidden from the amoral

According to the Bible, there’s a secret that’s hidden from the amoral, known only by the virtuous. The Book of Wisdom tells us that when we are not virtuous “we do not know the hidden counsels of God, nor do we grasp the recompense of holiness, nor discern the innocent soul’s reward.” How true! How…

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Leaving scrupulosity behind this Lent

A healthy sense of guilt is actually a good thing but too much of it can be enormously harmful, writes Jason Osborne The sense of wrongdoing is demonised into oblivion today, and there are obvious reasons for that. Many say the Church focused excessively on eliciting guilt from its followers in decades and centuries past,…

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