One of the ways the bishops are dealing with the vocations crisis is by “borrowing back" from Churches where Irish priests and sisters served.
Archbishop suggests it is too simplistic to infer that an authentic Christian culture of marriage has disappeared on the basis of the referendum.
Homiletic directory gives guidelines for preaching but the most important thing is 'authenticity of preaching' says Director of Priory Institute, Fr John Littleton.
Marriage referendum result was a 'wake up call' as to how seriously Catholic education needs to be revivified says CEO of new Irish Catholic college.
The bishops are to set up a special review group to examine how best the Church can continue to support marriage and family life in Ireland.
Some accuse the Church of not doing enough to stop the amendment; others criticise Church for stridently presenting a message that was out of touch with the people.
Iona Institute chairman calls on Irish Church “to start teaching its teachings”.
No vote was "a principled vote. People, I hope, will respect that” - Archbishop Diarmuid Martin.
"Many issues are troubling voters, but no issue is more important than protecting life. How we treat the vulnerable measures how civilised we are as a society."
"Getting it wrong will almost inevitably further destabilise the family and society; it will pose major problems for legislation," - Bishop MacDaid.
Conscience rights of teachers will be severely compromised if referendum passes.
Preference for motherhood and fatherhood likely to become unconstitutional under new Article if referendum passed.
If society imposes a 'new orthodoxy' of 'gender-neutral' marriage... what will we be expected to teach children in school about marriage?
"Legalising gay marriage is a misguided way to show our love towards the gay community."
Be mindful of your vote. You could be voting away your own or your children's rights: John Waters.
Woman who was the product of 'donor conception' says it is wrong and "should be outlawed by any country which respects human rights".
Letters sent to Archbishop from no supporters in marriage referendum containing "obnoxious, insulting and unchristian" language towards gay and lesbian people.
