Archbishop Dermot Farrell opened the Congress of European Lay Dominican Fraternities. He spoke about mission and God's call. The congress aims to welcome all people to God's Kingdom.
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1 story- 01 discussEducation4d ago
Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference
The Catholic Historical Society hosts a conference on Church spaces. The conference is on Saint Patrick's Campus in Dublin City University. Bishop Paul Connell comments on the built heritage of the Catholic Church in Ireland.
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33 stories- 01 discussBishops6d ago
Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference
Archbishop Eamon Martin meets with OpenAI Ireland. They discuss Pope Leo XIV's encyclical Magnifica humanitas. The meeting takes place in Ara Coeli.
- 03 discussDioceses6d ago
The Irish Catholic
Kildare and Leighlin Diocese reorganizes 56 parishes into 11 pastoral areas. Diocesan director Deacon Roche says parish identity will be protected. Bishop Denis Nulty says parishes will share resources and work together.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 04 discussLife & Family6d ago
The Irish Catholic
Bishop Phonsie Cullinan's podcast discusses a question on blood donor forms about gender assigned at birth. Guest Michael Aherne says he refused to answer the question. The Irish Blood Transfusion Service allows donors to self-identify their gender.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 05 discussCatholic Life6d ago
The Irish Catholic
Archbishop Eamon Martin addresses the ‘Granennials’ in his homily at Mass for the 2026 Grandparents’ pilgrimage to Knock. He urges younger generations to engage with grandparents and the elderly. He speaks on the importance of grandparent wisdom.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 06 discussCatholic Life6d ago
The Irish Catholic
Canon Stephen Farragher cries at Mass after Mayo wins the All-Ireland Senior Football Champions. He says today is different. The team's win has brought an end to years of heartache and pain.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 07 discussLife & Family6d ago
The Irish Catholic
Tusla is unable to provide comprehensive historical data on children who have gone missing from State care. Aontú TD Peadar Tóibín requested information on the number of children who have gone missing from care over the past ten years. Tusla said that prior to August 2023, information relating to children missing from care was not centrally aggregated.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 08 discussCatholic Life6d ago
The Irish Catholic
Mayo's historic All-Ireland win sparks praise for prayer. Knock Shrine rector Fr Richard Gibbons says everybody was praying for the team. Celebrations erupted at the shrine after the final whistle.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 09 discussCatholic Life6d ago
The Irish Catholic
Archbishop Francis Duffy says motorists should treat road safety as a Christian responsibility. He encourages responsible driving and invokes St Patrick’s protection over all travellers. Road safety is the theme for this year’s pilgrimage.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 10 discussCatholic Life6d ago
The Irish Catholic
Fr David Costello, a priest from Co. Limerick, calls on Irish people to remember their history of emigration amid rising anti-immigrant hostility in the US and Ireland. He says he has observed hate in Boston and from afar in Ireland. Fr Costello has experience as a missionary priest in Peru and Bolivia.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 11 discussLife & Family6d ago
The Irish Catholic
A further 22 coffined infants have been recovered during excavation works at the site of the former Mother and Baby Institution in Tuam. The remains were recovered during the latest phase of forensic excavation. Forensic analysis is now beginning at the new Toghermore Forensic Facility and Mortuary.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 12 discussCatholic Life6d ago
The Irish Catholic
St Mary’s Parish in Belfast has opened a not-for-profit coffee shop called the ‘Foggy Brew’. The shop sells Palestine Cola, with proceeds going towards supporting Catholic parishes in occupied Palestinian territories. The café is managed by parish member John Hanvey and run by parish volunteers.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 14 discussCatholic Life6d ago
The Irish Catholic
Bethlehem is empty. The Church of the Nativity has few tourists and pilgrims. The first Irishman to make pilgrimage to Bethlehem was St Cathal.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 15 discussCulture6d ago
The Irish Catholic
The Irish Catholic reports on the rise of New Age spirituality. People worldwide desire a life with a power greater than themselves. Spirituality has migrated from following a religion to other forms.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 18 discussBishops6d ago
The Irish Catholic
Fr Martin Casey celebrates 52 years of ministry and service to the community. He was ordained in St Peter’s Seminary in Co. Wexford in 1974. Fr Casey is currently serving in the Parish of Carnew, which includes Tomacork, Coolfancy, and Shillelagh.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 20 discussCatholic Life6d ago
The Irish Catholic
Margaret Haughey, an Apostolic worker in Elphin Diocese, receives a Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice award for over 50 years of dedicated work. The award is one of the highest honors bestowed by the papacy. Haughey's apostolic work began after an interaction with a woman from a nearby parish.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 22 discussCatholic Life6d ago
The Irish Catholic
Blessed William Tirry left Ireland for the Continent to continue his education. He departed because Ireland was not permitted to educate or sustain Catholic clergy openly.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 24 discussVatican6d ago
The Irish Catholic
The Vatican is studying conditions for a possible papal trip to Ukraine. Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher mentioned the possibility after a six-day mission to the country. The trip would be by Pope Leo XIV.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 26 discussLiturgy6d ago
The Irish Catholic
The Irish Church is to discuss the renewal of the sacrament of reconciliation at the National Synodal Assembly. The sacrament is in need of renewal, with many people no longer having recourse to it. The Church hopes to deepen faith through learning, liturgy, and sacramental life.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 27 discussLiturgy6d ago
The Irish Catholic
A priest promises celibacy during the ordination process. If a bishop accidentally leaves out this part of the ordination Mass, the new priest is still not free to marry.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 32 discussCatholic Life6d ago
The Irish Catholic·Perspective
The Irish Catholic reflects on security in a column. The column references Mass Readings from Isaiah, Romans, and Matthew. It discusses advertising and provision for loved ones.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 33 discussCatholic Life6d ago
The Irish Catholic·Perspective
The Irish Catholic reflects on love, peace and wisdom. St Teresa of Calcutta comforts a child in a photograph. The post mentions a Psalmist quote.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
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