The dinner party
Pope accepts resignation of UK's most senior Catholic cleric, who has been accused of "inappropriate acts" against priests.
Christian Character the focus for St Patrick’s Day Celebrations; Survivors of Protestant care homes ‘left in limbo’; PhD for Former Connor Training Co–ordinator; Media review - Israeli Ambassador ‘torn over Israel flags in NI’; Call on Brady not to attend conclave; Catholic priests should be able to marry - NI born British cardinal; Cardinal 'accused over behaviour’; Abuse inquiry to focus on 35 NI residential facilities
New Course For Church Musicians Starts in Avoca; Shipyard choir’s Centenary concert; St Patrick’s Good Friday Concert; Belfast Cathedral Easter Sung Eucharist broadcast; Review - Clannad at Christ Church
The centenary of the first world war could show how relevant the message of Woodbine Willie, the unsung social reformer, still is.
A vision for community
A transformation that only the Holy Spirit can accomplish within us
Visit of Bishop Hilary of South Sudan; €2000 raised for Catholic Church Restoration Fund; Kingdom Women 2013; Derry & Raphoe Youth Focus; Ensuring bells continue to ring in Ballymena; Records of St Audoen’s Tell a Tale of Early Dublin
Church questions Government redefinition of child poverty; Bishop of Worcester becomes next Lord High Almoner; Woolly mitre for bishop; Call to UK government: combat global tax avoidance; Church fun days boost Southsea congregation
Gail Walker writing in the Belfast Telegraph - So, now we know that the Catholic Council for Maintained Schools thinks that planning to murder a senior RUC man and attack a police station is no impediment to teaching in a Catholic school.
Our confidence is in the Righteous One who has considered the voiceless
Archbishop Of Dublin seeks meeting with the Taoiseach On Bethany Home; New departure for Kilkenny College on fees; Bilingual Services Book Launched; Ugandan orphans choir thrills; 180 attend Bishop’s first Lent Talk; Limerick Lent Hunger Lunch; Youth post vacated; Media review
Bishops back NFU Buy British food campaign; Durham Diocese searching for its next bishop; Bishops take up bicycle challenge; Church gives Saturday shoppers food for thought; Media review
The first appointment made by Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby is Irishman David Porter as Director for Reconciliation at Lambeth Palace. On his blog, Shouting at the Devil, he has reflected on his journey thus far...
How do we behave when we are inside our church?
New Library at St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast; Limerick project Videos from Swaziland; New Centre in Meath & Kildare; ‘Being Published’ by Patrick Semple; Liturgical Advisory Committee News; Vacancy
Information on a series of events throughout Ireland
Ulsterman who as a young infantry officer was awarded one of the first Military Crosses of the Korean War and who was involved in the building of the RUR Memorial Chapel at Belfast Cathedral and the presentation and design of the Dean's Insignium
The riches of God is the richness of kindness
Pilot ‘Dreamscheme’ for the youth of east Belfast; New Course For Church Musicians Starts in Avoca; Celebrity Parish Pancake Party; Crosslinks staff to train church leaders in Ethiopia; Catholic scholars call for changes in church; Two in five leave NI schools without basic reading and writing; Queen's University Vice-Chancellor appointed to head up Cranfield University
Anglican exploration of Christian attitudes to the Holy Land available online; Structure task force has first meeting; US Bishops and "Ashes to Go”; Archbishop appeals on behalf of deaf school in Egypt; Future of Anglican-Catholic relations depend on successor
If it is the case — and it seems to be — that so significant a historic event as the resignation of a pope means so little to so many people raised in the Catholic faith, then surely the Church in Ireland, and presumably elsewhere, faces fundamental problems - Fergus Finlay writes in The Irish Examiner
Two Attitudes - Firebrands and faithful servants
Rathcoole churches call for an end to protest violence; Presbytery concern over unrest; Three Divine Healing Ministries events; Limerick church celebrates 200th anniversary with Genealogy and Family History Day; Art in the City; Resignation of senior Catholic cleric
Bishop Alan's marriage equality inbox; Churches concerned over child poverty measure; Media review
Justifiable local pride in this feature published in Kilkenny People - Although it measures just 212 feet in length, St Canice’s Cathedral is full of priceless historical, archaeological and social data.
Paul asks the church to embrace the new inheritance of freedom
Irishman is Archbishop of Canterbury's new Director of Reconciliation
Ballymacarrett churches share a food ministry; Narnia Festival Launched in Bray; Willowfield Year Out Team; Ministry of Healing Lenten Quiet Day; Join the JIMS Crew for a year; Archbishop visits Salvation Army’s Dublin Centre; Retired Bishop denies abuse cover-up; Belfast BB President appointed; Powerful Holocaust exhibition; Lenten Study Groups
NHS must return to Christian basis - bishops; Know what you're eating, say church advisers; Hereford Cathedral launches appeal for urgent roof repairs; Glasgow Lent festival fuses art music and faith; Church raising new generation of entrepreneurs; Gay marriage: no opt-out for Christian registrars