‘We have tonnes and tonnes of aid’ - Cork charity travels to Polish border
Volunteers will make the journey with 12 tonnes of medical supplies and aid for refugees
Breda O’Brien: Armagh kerfuffle highlights church leaders’ work for reconciliation
President’s refusal to attend NI service may have focused more attention on work for reconciliation carried out by the Church Leaders’ Group
Fr Tony Flannery rejects Vatican offer to restore ministry for silence, submission on teaching
‘I could not possibly have any more dealings with a body that produces such a document’
Catholic Church faces challenges as places of worship reopen
Church is still living off a legacy of being a much stronger cultural force
Keeping their distance: Enclosed nuns attract followers via online Mass
Coronavirus pandemic brings Redemptoristine Sisters closer to the public
Your guide to open days at the institutes of technology
What Ireland’s IoTs have to offer, when open days take place and more
Russian to judgment – Frank McNally on Fr Vladimir Pecherin and the Kingstown blasphemy trial of 1855
An Irishman’s Diary
My 30 years as a priest have brought no little disappointment
Starting out, I never dreamed I would fall foul of Rome or become disgusted by its failings
Frank Murray ‘the consumate professional’, funeral hears
Public servant was completely committed to locating remains of Disappeared, Mass told
Return of the confessional: Bless me father, for I am stressed . . .
Priests at Galway novena describe resurgence of sacrament as ‘listening ear’
Fr Brendan Hoban: Ireland’s last priests are a lost tribe
As we grow old as priests, we realise how little care, esteem or affection is in our lives
Popularity of pilgrimages endure despite drop in Mass attendance
Over 300,000 to attend June novenas which have become a major religious event
Rite & Reason: A living, breathing liturgical community is ‘buried alive’ in Dublin
An old vision of Church prevails, where the ordained make decisions
End of an era for Irish Redemptorists
Community priests attend farewell Mass in chapel at Marianella centre in Dublin
Last Mass at Redemptorists’ Rathgar centre in Dublin
Sold for €43 million last June, due to falling vocations
Cairn Homes’ to develop Redemptorist site at Rathgar
Eight-acre site will include up to 60 houses, 199 apartments, creche and car park
Housebuilder pays €40m for prime south Dublin site
Cairn Homes acquires site in Rathgar after raising €400m
Major gathering of Catholic Church reform groups in Limerick next week
Redemptorist priest Fr Tony Flannery to host four-day church reform conference
Dublin priests nominate Panti Bliss for Ice Bucket Challenge
Redemptorists also call on Archbishop, papal nuncio and Brendan O’Carroll to follow suit
Sex abuse damages claim against Redemptorist Order halted
President of High Court says allowing case to proceed unfair due to delay
Following a dark night of the soul, Fr Tony Flannery is back on the road again, moving towards the light
The outspoken priest is giving a series of talks on ‘ways forward’ for the Catholic Church
Hundreds of mourners join politicians and clergy for Fr Alec Reid funeral
Former president praised deceased as simple, humble priest who was also a radical
Vital conduit when hope seemed lost
Profile: Early stages of peace process rested on priest’s persistence and trust
Positive reactions to Pope Francis interview
Irish Catholic Church’s response to referendum on civil marriage will show effects of pope’s comments, says gay group
Pope’s words warmly welcomed by Irish clergy
Association of Catholic Priests’ spokesman ‘exhilarated’
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