Concern over disparity between 33 pro-choice articles and 1 pro-life article that appeared in national papers in the space of a fortnight recently.
"Mothers and fathers bring different, yet complementary, gifts and strengths into a child's life".
“SVP members visiting homes throughout rural Ireland witness on a daily basis the isolation, loneliness and difficulty caused by the relentless curtailment of services."
“It is very important that no group should be discriminated against being able to give organs or indeed to give blood,” Archbishop Eamon Martin.
If reconciliation is to shape the future, then it cannot be left to politicians or to one party alone says founders of Belfast’s Four Corners Festival.
Initiative aims to end disability discrimination caused by ‘incompatible with life’ label.
Parishes and lay groups adapt Lineamenta of the 2014 Synod of the Family and questions and send outcomes to Rome.
Some 123 million EU citizens – one in every four – are at risk of poverty and social exclusion – an increase of 7 million in the six years up to 2013.
Missionary Sisters of the Holy Rosary nun warns epidemic is not yet over and there can be no complacency until there are zero cases.
Two projects whose work benefits women and their communities receive ‘Women: Sowers of Development’ prize at Vatican event.
Organisation supporting parents of children with terminal illnesses accuses Sinn Féin of following the British abortion model.
"It is a sacred space and we anticipate that people will act appropriately and respectfully" - Mgr Jim Carroll.
"Irreversibility of this punishment does not allow for eventual corrections in the case of wrongful convictions."
FleshandBlood (FaB) campaign launches in Dublin with the aim of mobilising parishes to become more actively involved in donating blood and organs.
Ecological awareness and conversion growing in the Catholic Church in Ireland. Call for Pope's encyclical on environment to be promoted.
“It was not a time of plenty, but it was spiritually rich” recalls Tyrone football manager.
Bill undermines rights of children, despite "government and opposition protestations that the entire Bill is in the ‘best interests’ of children.”
Minister for the Diaspora launches website providing simple but effective advice and tools to help Irish emigrants deal with the challenges of emigration.
Pope Francis encourages healthcare professionals and medical students to specialise in palliative care.
– Thursday of the fourth week in Lent – Gospel: Jn 5:43 I have come in the name of my Father and you refuse to accept me. Reflection for the Day To say ‘In the name of God, Father of us all’ is to say ‘in the name of justice, equality, compassion and love’.
The sacrament of marriage is a sacrament given for the building up of the Church.
Presentation Sisters want historic 244-year-old South Presentation Centre to be a place that preserves the ethos and philosophy of founder, Venerable Nano Nagle.
President of the Vatican’s Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace pays first visit to Belfast.
Article seems “calculated to try to quash the few dissenting voices” on same sex marriage.
Church communities throughout Ireland prepare to pray in solidarity with the Christian women of the Bahamas.
Japan Tobacco International planning to take the Government to court over its attempts to introduce plain tobacco containers.
Massive red ribbon launches FleshandBlood campaign highlighting the thousands of people who benefit from blood donation and the lives transformed by organ donation.
Adults learn how to access the internet and stay in contact with loved ones at home and abroad thanks to the voluntary efforts of secondary school students.
New website will support and promote the activities of the pastoral centre as well as other pastoral initiatives throughout the diocese of Kilmore.
Over 5.2 million adults and children have gone through the safe environment programme in the US - Mgr Steve Rossetti.
