Cardinals cite Benedict XVI’s outreach and action against abuse – The Irish Catholic
The depths of human sin and depravity “distressed him intimately, and he sometimes remained silent for a long time –
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NI ministers announce date for abuse apology – The Irish Catholic
The northern Executive has set March 11 as the date for a public apology to former residents in institutions in
Dromore Diocese announces redress scheme for abuse survivors – The Irish Catholic
The Diocese of Dromore has vowed that it will commit whatever resources are available to a new redress scheme for
Church capacity to increase to 50% as Covid-19 restrictions eased – The Irish Catholic
Mask-wearing will continue in churches for the time being. Taoiseach Micheál Martin has announced that places of worship in the
Seven bishops give green light for Holy Communion ceremonies – The Irish Catholic
Two more bishops have decided to join colleagues and forge ahead with First Holy Communion and Confirmation ceremonies this month
Episcopal Resolve hardens as Archbishop of Dublin says he won’t stand in the way of Communion and Confirmations ceremonies – The Irish Catholic
Archbishop of Dublin Dermot Farrell has said that many people believe Government restrictions on First Holy Communion and confirmation ceremonies
Concern remains after assisted suicide bill scrapped on technicality – The Irish Catholic
While many were relieved that the Oireachtas Committee on Justice scrapped the Dying with Dignity Bill, a prominent medical ethicist
Archbishop lashes ‘groupthink’ on faith in mainstream media – The Irish Catholic
One of the country’s most senior Churchmen has warned that elements of mainstream media “managed” to deprive people of the
Bishop hits out at ‘political’ decision to ban Holy Communion ceremonies – The Irish Catholic
Bishop Tom Deenihan has said he is “troubled” that the Government has intervened to cancel First Holy Communion and Confirmation