Bishop Denis Nulty seeks to discover Ireland’s favourite hymn
"It will be exciting to discover which one people like best.” – Bishop Nulty
Trócaire responds to devastating floods in Pakistan
Trócaire, through its partner Caritas Pakistan, has launched a Rapid Response Appeal to help those affected. There is currently an urgent needs of humanitarian assistance.
Pope Francis beatifies John Paul I: May he obtain for us the ‘smile of the soul’
Pope John Paul I encouraged everyone to learn from the Lord on how to love without limits. - Pope Francis
Lough Derg uniting in prayer with Ukraine and its people
As part of this special day, Halyna Tesluk, Associate Professor of Old Testament at the Ukrainian Catholic University has been invited as a guest speaker.
Fr. Lombardi: Gratitude to God for my 80 years, communicating well is a mission
The former director of Vatican Radio and the Holy See Press Office reflects on a life spent in service of the Church under three Popes, and urges new generations to serve as journalists not only as a profession, but as a vocation.
“Listen to the voice of Creation” – Pope Francis
Resources for parishes and schools are available on catholicbishops.ie
Julieann Moran appointed as new General Secretary of the Synodal Pathway
Julieann comes to this role having already made a significant contribution to the work of promoting synodality in the Irish Church at all levels- Dr Nicola Brady
Archbishop Eamon Martin expresses sympathy on the death of Bishop Séamus Freeman
"Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dilís."
Pope Francis at Audience: ‘Alliance between youth and elderly will save humanity’
Pope Francis continues his catechesis on the meaning and value of old age at the weekly General Audience, and encourages young people to overcome the generational gap to embrace the ‘credible witness’ of the elderly.
Poverty should not be the case in 2022 – Brother Kevin Crowley
As Br. Kevin Crowley OFM Cap., founder and director of the Capuchin Day Centre in Dublin prepares to retire from feeding and providing assistance to some of Ireland’s most disadvantaged, he says after 50 years it’s sad to see people suffering hardship in 2022.