The highlights from The Irish Catholic newspaper’s pilgrimage to the Holy Land this year led by Editor Michael Kelly.
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Is post-Catholic Ireland really a better place than it was?
James Bradshaw reviews Mary Kenny’s latest book, The Way We Were for Mercatornet.
Read moreCatholic Ireland – A Proud Legacy or A Shameful Debacle?
Veteran journalist Mary Kenny discusses her book The Way We Were with Irish Times writer Derek Scally.
Read moreThe Habits you can’t live without
How we can all achieve a happier outlook on life through prayerful reflection using the late Fr Daniel O’Leary’s The Habit trilogy.
Read moreGlendalough and its beauty
Why St. Kevin’s monastic site is still a source of contemplation and delight for pilgrims today.
Read moreA glimpse at religious life this summer
A snapshot of life in the summertime at some of Ireland’s most well-known abbeys.
Read moreWitnesses to History: Why Ireland’s Martyrs Died and Lived
Thomas J. Morrissey’s review in The Irish Catholic newspaper of former President of Ireland Mary McAleese’s latest book, The 17 Irish Martyrs.
Read moreIrish Catholic Editor’s Dublin book launch a major success
The launch of An Irish Pilgrimage Guide to the Holy Land was a great success, with a slew of well-known Irish figures in attendance.
Read moreThe Irish synod and what it means
As the Irish synod approaches, a new book The Synodal Pathway aims to breakdown what it may mean for you, your parish and wider Irish society.
Read moreThe indomitable faith of the 17 Irish martyrs
Former President of Ireland Mary McAleese will appear at All Hallows College, Dublin to discuss the Irish Martyrs.
Read moreJoan of Arc and important Irish martyrs
In honour of the feast day of Joan of Arc, we delve into the lives of martyrs from Ireland and why they sacrificed themselves for their faith.
Read moreHow our faith can help us with our environment this World Earth Day
How we as Christians can help ensure the future of our planet against climate change.
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