There are those who wish to incite and foment an atmosphere of war deliberately for the purpose of selling arms Pontiff warns.
Hasty evacuation of three local staff from Melut to Juba following heavy fighting.
“Ireland has always been one of the strongest supporters of the United Nations and some 90 Irish soldiers have lost their lives in the quest for worldwide peace.”
“The fact that we owe our freedom to others means that this commemoration brings us face to face with our own responsibilities. Freedom and responsibility are inseparable.”
Conference statement says, "Human-induced climate change is a scientific reality, and its decisive mitigation is a moral and religious imperative for humanity."
Bishop Ken Good viewed ‘The People’s Gallery’ during a one-day event called ‘Art, Faith and Peace – The Bogside Artists: the Story Behind the Murals’.
"May the international community not stand by before the immense humanitarian tragedy unfolding in these countries."
Irish Churches’ Peace Project event to look at the contribution of Churches to the vital work of promoting reconciliation and peace.
Bishop Edward Daly and Bishop James Mehaffey described as “two courageous figures who took huge risks for peace in the most difficult years of the Troubles”.
Some 11.4 million people forced from their homes by the conflict which has resulted in more than 220,000 deaths.
Bishop of Limerick tells Three Faiths Forum that religion has "a very valuable role to play in the transformation of conflict".
Marion Carroll was cured of her multiple sclerosis by the 'living Christ in the Eucharist'.
Pope tells pilgrims that young people need their care so they will not be “robbed of hope and condemned to life on the streets.”
In wake of slaying of journalists at Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris, Pope Francis, French Imams and Church leaders appeal for solidarity with victims and growth in fraternity.
Church leaders attend ecumenical carols with students from both communities in Armagh.
The war in Northern Ireland is over and “we live in peace but we live apart" say students participating in documentary.
"We remember the fallen and are still numbed by recollection of the scale of the human loss the conflict engendered: almost 1 million soldiers died in the Battle of Verdun."
‘The Simplest Prayer’ includes practical advice on meditation and simple reflections for times of anxiety, weak faith, troubled conscience and letting go.
Archbishop Martin says courageous and creative leadership needed to secure the peace.
'The Cry of the Earth' pastoral reflection reissued to highlight why and how care of the natural environment is rooted in the Christian faith.
"May no one use religion as a pretext for actions against human dignity and against ... the right to life and the right to religious freedom!"
Without Dr Paisley “peace would not have been delivered” - Cardinal Brady.
Sant'Egidio Community’s ‘Peace is the Future’ conference to dialogue against backdrop of the centenary of the First World War.
Archbishop Martin also suggests "Church must find new ways of listening to the special witness of married couples."
Pontiff recalls "with gratitude" late Taoiseach’s efforts to promote peace and reconciliation in Ireland.
Primate of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church warns of religious discrimination in annexed Crimea and the eastern war zone.
His “courage and initiative and, above all, his openness to dialogue laid the foundations for the peace which we enjoy today”.
Wealth and technology don't still the hunger of the soul, Dr Boyce warns.
Reconciliation and stability needed for lasting peace Pontiff underlines.
Concrete humanitarian steps needed in order to respond to the desperate situation of Iraqi Christians and all minorities Cardinal Brady warns.
