‘One Big Day and that’s it’ set to end in Ireland’s largest diocese.
Education
Adult Faith Formation: Is ‘Alpha’ the Answer?
This popular course provokes questions on the history and the future of the Church.
Irish Bishops to Invest in Adult Faith Formation ‘Right Away’?
Faith Formation “essential’ – Bishop Michael Router of Armagh
Faith Formation a Concern Across Irish Dioceses
The cry for an informed and articulate faith: ‘We don’t really know how to evangelise!’
The ‘Catholic Ethos’? Parrhesia Please!
It’s time to be honest and grown-up about Catholic faith development in 2022!
Disillusionment as Faith Formation
What kind of faith should we now have in organised religion?
First Comes the Experience of God’s Unconditional Love
The importance of the Catechism is unquestionable, but, for Aidan Hart, it is the experience of God’s love that always comes first in the development of faith.
The Creed is for Whistleblowers – Not Dogmatists
The Christian Creed was originally an affirmation that those who followed Jesus faithfully could not be humiliated by an unjust state.
Whatever Happened to ‘Share the Good News?’
Why did Irish Bishops forget their 2011 ten-year parish faith formation plan?
Just in Time!
Could Fr Michael Hurley’s latest literary offerings help fulfil in Ireland the potential of ‘the domestic church’?
October 2020: The Old Paternalism is Still Killing Us
54 years later Cardinal Conway’s hopes and predictions are unfulfilled.
Faith Formation: Pandemic Promotes Parental Role
Margaret Lee calls Ireland’s bishops to be ‘proactive’.
ACI Campaign: Lumen Gentium 37
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PureMentalNI: ‘Children of the Troubles’ have had Enough of Adult Inaction
Mental health provision is now an issue for NI school students – and with politics in a quagmire the churches could play a role too, they say.
Irish Catholic Schools: Avoidance of Research Threatens Integrity
A retired principal’s candour raises a stark question: is avoidance of research into the true state of ‘faith formation’ in Irish Catholic schools fostering hypocrisy?
