“The credibility of how you preach the message of Jesus in today’s society will depend on the sensitivity of the language you use" - Archbishop Martin.
Trócaire partners working in affected areas to get aid to people who have lost their homes and are without power and water.
Gastroenterologist specialising in liver disease tells Pioneer conference that cases of cirrhosis of the liver have spiralled in comparison to most other diseases.
If abortion was available in Ireland for fatal foetal abnormality, there would be an "expectation that this is the way to go," says father of baby Grace.
“Unless further initiatives are taken regarding the composition of the police service we could be witnessing a reversal of Patten.”
Since 15 March 2011, 210,000 people have been killed in the war in Syria, one million injured, and more than 4 million people have fled the country.
Marion Carroll was cured of her multiple sclerosis by the 'living Christ in the Eucharist'.
Pontiff announces special Jubilee Year of Mercy to begin on Feast of the Immaculate Conception and continue until Feast of Christ the King in 2016.
This St Patrick’s Day, ALONE are asking emigrants to remember older people left at home who may be feeling isolated.
Research shows Catholic schools have been the leaders in areas such as social inclusion, special needs and Traveller education.
83% of lights in Syria extinguished since 2011 in "worst humanitarian crisis the world has seen in a generation" according to Trócaire.
Special opportunities will be available in dioceses for prayer and confession over today and tomorrow.
"Our society will really become human as we discover that the strong need the weak, just as the weak need the strong. We are all together working for the common good.”
“Sponsorship of sporting events targets young people and promotes a culture which suggests that healthy living is synonymous with alcohol consumption.”
Concern over disparity between 33 pro-choice articles and 1 pro-life article that appeared in national papers in the space of a fortnight recently.
"Mothers and fathers bring different, yet complementary, gifts and strengths into a child's life".
“SVP members visiting homes throughout rural Ireland witness on a daily basis the isolation, loneliness and difficulty caused by the relentless curtailment of services."
“It is very important that no group should be discriminated against being able to give organs or indeed to give blood,” Archbishop Eamon Martin.
If reconciliation is to shape the future, then it cannot be left to politicians or to one party alone says founders of Belfast’s Four Corners Festival.
Initiative aims to end disability discrimination caused by ‘incompatible with life’ label.
Parishes and lay groups adapt Lineamenta of the 2014 Synod of the Family and questions and send outcomes to Rome.
Some 123 million EU citizens – one in every four – are at risk of poverty and social exclusion – an increase of 7 million in the six years up to 2013.
Missionary Sisters of the Holy Rosary nun warns epidemic is not yet over and there can be no complacency until there are zero cases.
Two projects whose work benefits women and their communities receive ‘Women: Sowers of Development’ prize at Vatican event.
Organisation supporting parents of children with terminal illnesses accuses Sinn Féin of following the British abortion model.
"It is a sacred space and we anticipate that people will act appropriately and respectfully" - Mgr Jim Carroll.
"Irreversibility of this punishment does not allow for eventual corrections in the case of wrongful convictions."
FleshandBlood (FaB) campaign launches in Dublin with the aim of mobilising parishes to become more actively involved in donating blood and organs.
Ecological awareness and conversion growing in the Catholic Church in Ireland. Call for Pope's encyclical on environment to be promoted.
“It was not a time of plenty, but it was spiritually rich” recalls Tyrone football manager.
