Abortion Facility ‘Buffer Zone’ Bill to Become Law in Northern Ireland
Right To Life UK has said a public consultation on the bill showed that it was supported by only 13 out of 6,412 respondents.
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Getting Back to Irish Roots: Catholic Classical School Launches
New endeavor gets boost from upcoming ‘Saints and Scholars’ pilgrimage.
Recalling an Irish Mother’s Faith
On St. Patrick’s Day, thoughts turn to those we have loved and lost
Irish Catholic Bishops Call on Patriarch Kirill to Support Ukraine Ceasefire
The bishops applauded the decision to waive visa requirements for Ukrainians seeking to enter Ireland and other EU countries.
Pro-Lifers Lament High Court Ruling on Abortion in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland’s abortion law now allows elective abortions up to 12 weeks of pregnancy.
Report: 1 in 5 Irish Priests and Brothers Have Died in the Past Three Years
The newspaper said that “the figures from the directories are likely to be conservative, because not every religious order or diocese reports the death of its clergy to Veritas,” the publisher of the directories.
Ireland to Follow France in Offering Free Contraception to Women Under 25
In his 1968 encyclical, Pope Paul VI reaffirmed Church teaching that the use of contraception is “intrinsically wrong.”
Priest’s Rumored Involvement in IRA Bombings Revisited in Lawsuit Against Derry Diocese
Three bombs exploded without warning on July 31, 1972 in the County Derry village of Claudy, killing nine people and injuring more than 30.
Beloved Granny Whose Catholic Faith Went Viral on EWTN Dies at 107
Born in 1913, Nancy was recognized as one of Ireland’s oldest women. She cherished every moment of her life as a gift from God.
Irish Jesuits Apologize for ‘Shameful’ Mishandling of Abuse Case
The Irish Jesuits confirmed in March 2021 that Father Joseph Marmion had abused boys “sexually, emotionally and physically” at the school in the 1970s.
