After 8 years at The Irish Catholic it's time for a new chapter.
I've had the pleasure of building friendships with amazing people like former Editor Michael Kelly @MichaelPTKelly, journalists Jason Osborne @JasonOsborne_GM, Ruadhán Jones and many others.Honour+privilege. Avante
The head of the Irish Dominicans has said the Church in Ireland must focus less on maintaining buildings and more on forming worshipping communities rooted in faith and the sacraments. Read more: https://t.co/S9InUMVJ6g
Former Premier League and Ireland International player Keith Fahey has warned of the huge “problems with commitment” nowadays and how he managed to find Faith “in my brokenness”
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Changes to Mass readings will feature language that “is more inclusive” and will not leave out women like previous translations, according to an expert involved in the project. Read more at: https://t.co/S9InUMVJ6g
Paywall removed: This is the full article on the Legion of Mary's homeless hostel and why the Irish Government wants more than €26 million from them https://t.co/yOHxGEhDk5
Has Minister Norma Foley given any coherent explanation why the Legion of Mary is asked to pay €26million for the Mother & Baby redress scheme - when it was the one organisation which supported lone mothers, and didn't separate mothers from babies?
The Government is facing growing pressure to explain why it continues to demand €26.2 million from the Legion of Mary to contribute to the Mother and Baby Homes redress scheme. Read more at: https://t.co/S9InUMVJ6g
Former Minister for Justice and Equality Charlie Flanagan has criticised the Government for failing to give sufficient prominence to Catholic Emancipation in its newly announced programme to commemorate Daniel O’Connell.
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My dear friend Gaza parish priest Fr Romanelli with some of the children of Holy Family just hours before the deadly Israeli attack on the perish - an unconscionable act.
Cardinal Vincent Nichols, President of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales, has also condemned the "appalling strike" on the only Catholic Church in Gaza by Israel
Telegram from the Vatican over the attack on the Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza. The priest, who was close to Pope Francis, was injured.
Two people were killed in an Israeli strike on Gaza’s only Catholic church on Thursday morning. Several other people were injured.
Caritas Jerusalem said the parish’s 60-year-old janitor and an 84-year-old woman receiving psychosocial support inside a Caritas tent in the church compound were killed in the attack.
Attempts by Government to push religious orders to pay millions in redress to people affected by mother and baby homes. Read more at: https://t.co/S9InUMWgVO
Archbishop Dermot Farrell said: "As we mourn Brother Kevin’s death, he would want us to remember the poor we still have with us in ever greater numbers because of homelessness, wars, famine and the multiplicity of addictions that affect our county today."
RIP Brother Kevin Crowley OFM Cap., Capuchin Day Centre founder and tireless advocate for the poor. Archbishop of Dublin Dermot Farrell said his work "transformed the lives of the poor and marginalised in our city... from misery and despair to hope and love"
A future papal visit to Ireland could include a long-awaited stop in Northern Ireland, Archbishop Eamon Martin has said — pointing to 2032, the 16th century of St Patrick coming to Ireland as a “really hopeful year” to welcome Pope Leo XIV.
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A future papal visit to Ireland could include a longawaited stop in Northern Ireland, Archbishop Eamon Martin has said - pointing to 2032, the 16th century of St Patrick coming to Ireland. Read more at: https://t.co/S9InUMVJ6g
The President of Ireland has congratulated a Jesuit
charity for its long-standing commitment to justice
and the poor even when members became “targets
of State and non-State violence”. Read More: https://t.co/S9InUMWgVO