Br Philip Mulryne, who is originally from St Oliver’s Parish in Lenadoon, will return for a special mission next week to celebrate its 40th anniversary.
"By passing such a lenient sentence we believe the judge undermined the seriousness of the crime of killing an unborn child."
“We want the police service to be as representative as it possibly can be.”
Party urged to make addressing child poverty and the widening gap between rich and poor the first priority of the programme of Government in the next Assembly.
'Listed Building Consent' is required in Britain for changes that might alter the architectural or historic significance of a building used for religious purposes.
“As a society, let us be more determined than ever to work for peace and for the good of each other” - Bishop Noel Treanor.
Jointly Managed Schools a new model agreed by the main Churches and the Northern Ireland Department of Education.
With 4,000 events scheduled for 2016 to commemorate the Rising, the “danger is that a future focus will be lost in the minutiae of ‘Risingology’."
Amendment to the Justice Bill that would permit the direct and intentional killing of unborn children with life limiting conditions, up to the moment of birth.
Praise for Peter Robinson's role in overseeing the devolution of policing and justice powers from Westminster to Stormont in 2010.
"It’s about the importance of being a merciful person. I always say - it‘s not enough to be compassionate - you must act.”
Precious Life launches 'fight back' campaign in response to Judge Horner's abortion ruling.
“It’s time for antiquated and discriminatory attitudes towards unborn babies with disabilities to end.”
Implementation Plan entitled ‘A Fresh Start’, involving political parties in Northern Ireland and the governments of the UK and Ireland, welcomed.
“Times are difficult for a lot of people out there and in this recessionary period our services are needed more than ever."
“The welcome of reconciliation is a welcome that draws together antitheses, opposites, even materials that when combined are in danger of being explosive."
Departure of Sr Consilia Dennehy brings to a close congregation's presence in the city after 143 years.
There is broad acceptance across political parties about the links between organised crime & prostitution & the need to put these gangs out of business.
An “unacceptable level of child poverty” is affecting over 100,000 children, roughly 6% of Northern Ireland’s population and “constitutes a real crisis”.
Methodist clergyman who oversaw decommissioning of IRA weapons warns years of work could be lost if the devolved administration implodes.
“Every human life is worth living and worthy of our utmost care and protection to its natural end."
Martina Purdy and former family lawyer Elaine Kelly embark on the next stage of their journey into religious life, as Adoration Sisters welcome new postulant.
“The committee is concerned about the highly restricted circumstances in which termination of pregnancy is permitted under the law in Northern Ireland."
Young people in week long tour of Northern Ireland. "Without this vital educational outreach, I think the public would be indifferent to the existence of abortion," says youth co-ordinator.
Belfast priest "traumatised" after being held hostage, while two priests in Omagh held at gunpoint days earlier.
"Managerialism has wreaked havoc on the dynamic of faith ... and potentiality in the church, as also has neo-orthodoxy" - Archbishop Michael Jackson.
Royal visitors viewed St Patrick’s most treasured artwork, the ‘Madonna of the Lakes’ altarpiece, painted and gifted to the parish by one of its renowned sons, Sir John Lavery.
Christian-owned bakery found guilty of discrimination by Belfast court for refusing to make a cake with a slogan supporting gay marriage.
Elected MPs urged to be a voice for the unborn at Westminster.
Commemoration Mass held at Mercy Primary School in Belfast and special memorial garden opened at the nuns’ former home.
