€5.3m will help provide emergency food, water and healthcare to some of the most vulnerable Syrians.
Workshop talks aimed at enabling "the people of Syria, the region and the world to conceive of a new beginning."
Vatican to hold study day on the plight of the Syrian people.
Cardinal Brady discusses fraternity and the impasse in NI talks in New Year's homily.
Talks will seek greater protection for Christians and to bring about a unified government.
Primate invites politicians to support Pope Francis' call for all out action on global hunger.
€1.3 million raised in Dublin for the Philippines and Syria.
For too many Christmas is marked by “over indulgence, extravagance and selfishness.”
Talks continue over 12 nuns kidnapped on 6 December.
40 nuns the only Christians left in town following September invasion by Free Syrian Army (FSA).
One quarter of Syria’s Christian community are either out of the country or internally displaced.
Pontiff prays for peace in the Holy Land, Syria and the Middle East.
Special Mass for victims of Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines and the war in Syria.
Mass to be offered for the people of the Philippines and Syria in Armagh on Sunday.
Archbishop Martin asks that proceeds be directed towards relief efforts for two disasters.
Forty-five killed in Sadad as Irish Church to hold collection in aid of Trócaire's work in Syria.
Lord Mayor’s medal awarded to woman who overcame breast cancer.
Fr Gerry Campbell competing in his third Dublin City Marathon for Trócaire.
Our Lady’s Choral Society to give special performance Karl Jenkins' music.
Church of Ireland invites all to pray for peace in conflict-wracked Syria.
Contribution recognises unprecedented scale of the crisis - Minister Costello.
Pontiff rails against culture of rejection and throwaway mentality.
‘Care for Life: It’s Worth It’ focuses on care for unborn and mothers, the elderly and the suicidal.
Turkish intelligence services reportedly have seen the bishops close to border.
Forty people trapped for over two weeks by fierce fighting between the Syrian army and rebels.
Archbishop Martin warns that faith does not provide “magic answers" to life's challenges.
"What the US did in Iraq we don't want repeated in Syria": Chaldean Catholic Bishop.
“Cry out forcefully: violence and war are never the way to peace!” Pontiff urges.
Primate warns "Violence offers no hope for the future."
Violence never begets peace Pontiff says as he invites everyone to pray and fast for Syria.
