In the wake of the Irish abortion referendum Thomas Reese SJ argues for a change of strategy for the pro-life cause.
In the wake of the Irish abortion referendum Thomas Reese SJ argues for a change of strategy for the pro-life cause.
Dr Sharon Tighe-Mooney to speak in Howth, on Monday 14th May, against the exclusion of women from the Catholic priesthood.
Archbishop Eamon Martin has called for a review of sex education in Irish Catholic schools, including provision for issues of sexual orientation and gender identity.
Why exactly are women banned from the Catholic priesthood, and therefore from exercising authority within it? Sharon Tighe-Mooney finds the case seriously wanting.
14th April, 2018 – All are invited to discuss the challenges to the varying configurations of family today – and the role of faith in meeting those.
Church leaders should be ‘transparent, welcoming, honest, inviting, communicative, accessible, joyful and interactive’ according to a conference of young people in Rome.
‘You have it in you to shout!’ said the pope – the day following major youth demonstrations against gun violence and gun fetishism in all major US cities.
What will Pope Francis be saying to a vastly changed Ireland in August 2018?
A Wexford priest, Fr Patrick Banville, has declared that “for Confirmation families, participation in Sunday Eucharist is not optional, it’s absolutely essential”
Pope Francis did receive victim testimony on the complicity of Chilean Bishop Barros in sexual abuse, in 2015 – according to Marie Collins.
NCR reports that declining numbers of priests have prompted US Catholic clergy to call upon bishops to let lay people lead parishes.
Cardinal Sean O’Malley, advisor to the pope on clerical sexual abuse, appears to question Pope Francis’s judgement.
ACI supports We are Church Ireland in calling for Pope Francis to meet with Marie Collins on his visit to Ireland this year.
Colm Holmes of We Are Church Ireland reports that almost two thirds of Irish Catholic diocesan websites post no data about diocesan finances.
Fr Pat Collins says he is receiving a growing volume of calls from people who “feel oppressed by evil spirits” or think some place is ‘haunted’ .