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Donal’s brave message of hope will live on
Donal Walsh's fight for life will continue to inspire young people following the teenager's death last weekend.
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Excommunication: yes or not?
The Church must be free to decide its own response on the abortion debate, writes David Quinn.
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Ex-politicians should reduce pension as moral gesture
Former leaders with large pensions making a small financial sacrifice would be a symbol of solidarity says Sarah Carey
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Bikers gather for annual Mass
The Sacred Heart Church in Clones, Co. Monaghan was the venue for the 11th annual Mass for bikers
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Donal’s brave message of hope will live on
Donal Walsh's fight for life will continue to inspire young people following the teenager's death last weekend.
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GPs reject motion supporting Govt abortion bill
The annual conference of Irish GPs held votes on three motions relating to abortion that came down to close margins.
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State still failing children in care
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Pope's WYD itinerary announced
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PSNI in renewed appeal on Fr Magee shooting
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CAR bishops issue grim report on Seleka takeover
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Ossory ‘Faith Fest’ attracts thousands
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Saudi orders man lashed for converting Muslim
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Melkite community prays for kidnapped prelates
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Graduations in MIC, Limerick
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Death penalty sought for Dr Gosnell
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Does child protection only apply after the child is born?
Is the current abortion draft legislation the kind of law that Ireland really wants, asks Nuala O'Loan.
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Ex-politicians should reduce pension as moral gesture
Former leaders with large pensions making a small financial sacrifice would be a symbol of solidarity says Sarah Carey
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Fergie’s Catholic connections
Alex Ferguson's marriage to a Catholic was to prove controversial for Rangers
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A bishop undaunted by differences
Church of Ireland Bishop Harold Miller delves into ‘hot topics’ with Martin O’Brien
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Practical ideas for parish faith development
Bernadette Sweetman explores using Share the Good News as a catechetical resource.
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Taking the Vatican to task
Peter Costello examines the era in which The Irish Catholic was born.
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Renewing a 'Living Church'
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We are people of the Pentecost
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Precious, unforgettable moments with our son
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Planning at heart of diocesan faith development
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The psychology of laughter
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A remarkable priestly life
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What does Church mean?
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‘Have hope and courage’
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'It's not enough just to believe, we have to love'
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Keeping children safe online
Mags Gargan speaks to an IT expert about internet safety for children
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Faking it until he makes it
Our son may have taken the first steps towards a personal relationship with God or he may be telling us what we want to hear.
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Baking a cake for Pentecost
With Confirmation season still running, this cake is perfect for a Confirmation on Pentecost
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Finding hope in difficult times
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Kells students named ‘Young Social Innovators of the Year 2013’
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Opportunities for student summer jobs
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It's important to read instructions on medicines
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Pilgrims called to Kerry’s Camino
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Marian devotion in Ireland
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Preparing for the 'Road to Rio'
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Options for volunteering abroad
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The X case bill
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The new Pope: his life story so far
Francis, Bishop of Rome, by Michael Collins (Columba Press, €9.99/£7.99)
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The frank thoughts of a future Pope
On Heaven and Earth: Pope Francis on Faith, Family and the Church in the 21st Century, by Jorge Mario Bergoglio and Abraham Skorka (Bloomsbury, €17.80/£14.99)
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How much is a life worth?
A Hijacking (TBC)
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Abortion push is ‘gravely immoral’ attack on life – Archbishop Martin
Archbishop Eamon Martin has urged Catholics to continue to stand up for the rights to life of pregnant women and their unborn children.
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Abortion bill “morally unacceptable” - Bishops
Irish bishops oppose current abortion draft legislation
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PLC dismiss assurances that abortion law will be restrictive
The Pro Life Campaign and Government backbenchers voice their concerns over abortion draft legislation
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New Bishop of Kerry appointed
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'Get a grip' Olivia
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Fr Francis Bradley is new Derry diocese administrator
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'Limited demand' to hand over Catholic schools, Church insists
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Is Church-bashing the new Brit-bashing?
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Continue to deal ‘decisively’ with abuse – Pope
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Stand up for mother and unborn child – Nuncio
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Pope Francis praised Benedict XVI on Irish abuse stance
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The first days of a new pontificate
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Out and About
News and photos of events from around the country.
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Out and About
News and photos of events from around the country.
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Vigil for mothers and unborn babies
A National Vigil of Prayer for Mothers and their Unborn Babies took place last Saturday in Knock, Co. Mayo under the theme 'Choose Life: We Cherish Them All'.