Homily Notes of Most Rev. Diarmuid Martin, Archbishop of Dublin and Primate of Ireland Church of the Annunciation, Rathfarnham,25th September 2007 I remember well the occasion on which I, as […]
Pupils of St Brendan’s Primary School in Motherwell have been telling their families and the wider community why they should buy Fairtrade products. The children’s work promoting Fairtrade products, which […]
HMIe in Scotland has published a report intended to help teachers tackle sectarianism in the classroom. The report, entitled ‘Count Us In: Promoting Understanding and Combating Sectarianism’, outlines initiatives from schools across […]
HMIe in Scotland has published a report intended to help teachers tackle sectarianism in the classroom. The report, entitled ‘Count Us In: Promoting Understanding and Combating Sectarianism’, outlines initiatives from schools across […]
Fr. John Hardon reflects on the Magnificat of Our Lady, the longest discourse recorded of Mary. He discusses Mary’s gratitude to God, Her praise for His Power, Holiness and Mercy, […]
Archbishop Agustin Garcia-Gasco of Valencia has defended the importance of Catholic schools and universities in the formation of men and women who challenge today’s society to remain committed to the […]
CNA reports that arguments over when the State should support the Church are becoming louder and louder in Canada. The issue at stake for hundreds of thousands of students in […]
On Sunday 23rd September 2007 Pope Benedict XVI paid a visit to Velletri, Italy where he presided over Mass and gave a homily on the Gospel of the dishonest steward. […]
Pope Benedict XVI, continuing in his series of catecheses on the subject of the Fathers of the Church, stressed how St. John Chrysostom teaches that if young couples want to avoid […]
Vocations Awareness Week will take place from 16th – 22nd September. The purpose of this week is to raise the profile of vocations promotion in schools, universities and parishes throughout […]