Unless he accepts the Church must reform, 2011 will be the same, says Belfast journalist
Honour for rector who is a Territorial Army chaplain
Theme of annual ecumenical conference
Cardinal Seán Brady said yesterday in Armagh.
Cardinal Seán Brady has criticised recent incidents of political violence in Ireland
The first Anglicans have received into the Roman Catholic Church under a scheme set up by Pope Benedict XVI.
The Archbishop of Canterbury looks forward to the 400th anniversary year of the King James Bible.
Belfast Community Telegraph reports on this year’s Sitout for Charities at Belfast Cathedral
Priests encouraged to meet delegations led by prominent international RC clergy
A series in Belfast, a new chair in Dublin
- Reg Bailey, chief executive of the Mothers’ Union, who is leading a government review of the sexualisation of childhood.
Pleads Bishop of Kaduna, Nigeria
Religious orders in Ireland still owe the State more than €500m ($657 million)
Renown artist in stained glass who devoted most of his career to churches in the Irish Republic.
Bishop Seamus Freeman writes in ‘The Irish Times’.
A neighbouring church and mosque in Scotland have marked their friendship on Christmas Eve by opening their doors for simultaneous prayers, then sharing food with local people.
Dr Williams points to the need for us to work positively together in order to rebuild trust
God is faithful to his promises but often surprises us by how he fulfils them, the Pope has said in his first BBC radio broadcast
Northern Ireland's very own supergroup, The Priests, have topped the Billboard charts in the USA
Leading retail body predicts.
First Christmas Eve Eucharist to be televised
Bishop Ken Good challenges people to do random acts of kindness and finds youthful inspiration on U Tube.
Bishop Richard Clark - Irish Christians need to examine national sovereignty issues from Christmas perspective.
Jonny Phenix is a former Sports Science Lecturer and parish Youth Minister
An extension of opening hours on a Sunday would put more pressure on workers, and be detrimental to family and community life.
Seventeen people from all over Ireland are going to Haiti
Cardinal insists the Irish government does not have to act
Pro-life groups in Ireland have voiced their anger after the European Court of Human Rights ruled that Ireland’s abortion laws breach the rights of women.
Archbishop of Armagh reflects on Christmas