Ireland’s ‘Mass Rocks’ Are Becoming Popular Again
Since March 2020, with the COVID-19 lockdown in Ireland, people have begun returning to the Mass Rocks to pray.
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Canceled: Pilgrimages to ‘St. Patrick’s Purgatory’
Ireland’s ancient ‘Island of Miracles’ remains closed following the COVID lockdown.
The Blood of St. Oliver Plunkett is the Seed of the Church in Ireland
ANALYSIS: Irish Catholics will increasingly need the courage, wisdom and perseverance of martyrs like St. Oliver Plunkett to spread the faith in a society hostile to the Gospel.
Irish Commission: Catholic School Discriminated Against Atheist Student
Early in the 2019 school year, the students had been promised a homework pass if they took part in the choir during a First Communion ceremony.
May All the Angels Smile Upon You on St. Patrick's Day
Why was it important to the Irish people to recognize this particular missionary?
Irish Bishops: Lack of Safeguards in Irish Abortion Bill ‘an Affront to Conscience’
The draft bill to legalize abortion in the republic would require pro-life health care professionals to provide abortion referrals.
Irish Abortion Bill Comes Before Parliament
Masked as ‘health care’ legislation, the bill would allow abortion for any reason up to 12 weeks and, on the grounds of ‘a risk’ of serious harm to the physical or mental health of the mother, up to ‘viability.’
Cardinal at WMOF 2018: The Holy Family Is a Bright Light in Dark Times
Cardinal Oswald Gracias of Bombay encouraged families to look to Jesus, Mary and Joseph.
Irish Bishop: Church Must Be Unafraid to Engage Difficult Questions
Bishop Donal McKeown of Derry said the Church must remember its mission of service, in imitation of Christ.
Singing for the Pope: Dana Scallon Recalls WYD ’93, Shares Hopes for Ireland
Irish singer reflects on faith and the state of the Emerald Isle as Ireland gathers for World Meeting of Families 2018.
