Author Lorraine Mulholland was invited to write in the oldest magazine of Ireland, Ireland’s Own
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Doing Christianity reviewed in Church of England magazine
Peter Holloway Paul Higginson structures his book as if he was our spiritual guide on a medieval walking pilgrimage of 121 miles from London to Walsingham, so there are 121
Read moreJennifer Holden retired BBC presenter reviews ‘Doing Christianity’
Jennifer Holden reviews ‘Doing Christianity’ ‘Doing Christianity’ throws a warm and revealing light onto Jesus’ ways of being fully human. His joy, vulnerability, loving kindness, compassion and his ready forgiveness
Read moreFinding Hope reviewed in Meath Chronicle
“I’d recommend having it to hand, maybe on your bedside table on the kitchen shelf, somewhere it can easily be found. And take note of the entries that sing to you. We could all do with an extra dollop hope.”
Read moreSaint Brigid reviewed in The Irish Examiner
A dazzling review of Saint Brigid & Other Amazing Irish Women by The Irish Examiner’s Clodagh Finn
Read moreAuthor hopes Holy Land book will encourage greater solidarity with Christians
Author of An Irish Pilgrimage Guide to the Holy Land speaks to the Catholic Standard about his book and his inspirations.
Read moreIs 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 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 moreRainbows & Windmills reviewed in the Church of Ireland Gazette!
In the Church of Ireland Gazette, Lorna Sixsmith gives her thoughts on Peter Tarleton Stewart’s first book.
Read more17 Irish Martyrs reviewed in The Irish Catholic!
Thomas J. Morrissey reviews former President Mary McAleese’s latest book.
Read moreCardinal Sin author Brian Devlin published in The Tablet
Brian Devlin writes that to understand clerical power abuse, we must look to the seminaries.
Read moreRainbows & Windmills reviewed in the Laois Nationalist
Popular Reverend Peter Tarleton Stewart’s book reviewed in the Laois News column.
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