€5.3m will help provide emergency food, water and healthcare to some of the most vulnerable Syrians.
Archbishop Clarke commends "excellent daily devotional Lent resource."
Christian Solidarity Worldwide urges Security Council to respond to regime’s brutality.
Renowned author warns parishes of cultural pressure which stops people sharing faith.
Feast of music to be presented in St Patrick’s Cathedral by singers drawn from city's two communities.
Pontiff warns gossip can kill because it kills the reputation of the person.
"Secretive approach confirms need for Irish Catholic Church to learn value of transparency.”
Free vote in Spanish parliament on abortion leglislation shows majority wish to restrict law.
"People are on the edge of starvation. This conflict has been devastating and very inhuman" - Mgr Roko Taban Mousa.
Lismullin School of Culinary and Home Arts to support local food producers and food tourism.
Around 10,000 people attending 'largest faith event in the west' each day this week.
150 volunteers visit more than 200 elderly who would otherwise be isolated or lonely.
15,200 people attended marriage preparation courses in 2013 while ACCORD delivered 50,952 counselling hours.
Saint is an advocate for commitment and the sacrament of matrimony - Prior of Whitefriar Street.
Support for energy, food, laundry costs, replacement of furniture and household costs.
Catholic and Church of Ireland dioceses working in support of St Mary’s Parish flood relief fund.
Synod votes in 'Go Green' week, the largest national week of student action on climate.
Renowned Irish organist, Professor Gerard Gillen, to launch festival at St John's Cathedral.
Dubliner Mgr John Kennedy recalls his time working under Cardinal Ratzinger.
The film, which has been titled ‘I Thirst’, will be released in 2015.
Over 124 Koreans who lived between 1791 and 1888 recognised as martyrs for their refusal to renounce their faith.
Archbishop warns of resistance as everybody is in favour of diversity except for their own school.
"Every state should have to have the right to develop its laws, and protect its culture and traditions."
Widening the bands will benefit the better off, not those earning low incomes.
When Jacqueline Kelleher asked Carmelite Prior, Fr Michael McGoldrick, for a piece of land for a city vegetable garden, he gave it on one condition – that she create a community.
Archbishop warns against harsh vindictive language at Mass for the sick.
Liveline broadcast on funeral guidelines "was not presented with due accuracy."
Gunman also destroyed a cross and expressed his hatred of the Russian Orthodox church.
“The days of fear, of secrecy, of oppression are happily in the past."
First lecture will be given by the author and journalist, John Waters.
