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Priest numbers: planning for a certain future

IT’S said that the Leaving Cert is the most stressful examination of all.  more >

Recipe for our ailing Church

SOME years ago at a conference of clergy, there was a discussion about the imminent threat of altar girls.  more >

Rome’s got it right this time

THE story so far. In the aftermath of the publication of the Murphy Report in November 2009, into the abuse of children in Dublin diocese, pressure was brought to bear on Dublin bishops mentioned in the report to resign.  more >

Selling hardship to the poor

SOME years ago, the American billionaires Bill Gates and Warren Buffett started a campaign to encourage the super-rich in America to give away half of their fortunes to charitable causes. Last week, the project received a huge financial boost when more than 30 American billionaires pledged their support.  more >

An important voice for priests

MANY years ago, I was a member of the National Conference of Priests of Ireland (NCPI).  more >

Young men living on the edge

SOME months ago, I did a number of Living Word reflections on RTÉ Radio One.  more >

Lessons from Louth

IN A different life I was chairman of a GAA club.  more >

Maybe we need to get out more

BY THE time you read this the World Cup will be over. Thank God for small mercies. In all, wasn’t it as predictably boring as ever?  more >

Partnership bill is a civil issue

AFTER all the excitement of the Stag hunting vote in the Dáil, when the government for a time seemed in danger of collapse and when, after threats and counter-threats, deputies from two parties lost ‘the whip’, the passage of the Civil Partnership Bill a few days later seemed a most civilized affair indeed.  more >

A visit from the Queen

IN THE recent push against Enda Kenny as leader of Fine Gael, an unnamed backbencher was quoted as describing the struggle as a conflict between the cappuccino brigade and those who eat their dinner in the middle of the day.  more >

It’s the Mass that matters

FEWER Catholics attend Mass regularly now.  more >

Age of Discontent is upon us

YOU’D imagine that it would be the other way round. But it’s a strange fact of life that the more we have, the more we complain. The better the services, the more criticism there seems to be.  more >

The road from Rome

THE Pope has announced that an ‘apostolic visitation’ will take place in the autumn.  more >

Raising the siege a year later

IT was, Queen Elizabeth II, I think, who popularised the Latin tag annus horribilis after a difficult year during which one of her children divorced and a favoured castle was burned to the ground.  more >

Should Croke Park become the Harvey Norman stadium?

IN THE glory days of the Celtic Tiger, everything seemed possible.  more >

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