Archbishops lament ongoing devastation in Ukraine in Easter sermons
Trócaire appeals for return of over 700,000 boxes as Lenten campaign ends
Breaking the silence: The untold stories of mother and baby homes
An event at the National Concert Hall aims to give a voice to survivors and catalyse change
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You don’t need an original idea, says bestseller Dan Brown, just a hero, a contract and ‘a crucible’
Leaving Cert art history: Among ‘best papers of recent years’
However, teacher suggests that extra 20 minutes should be added to the exam
Ordaining women would not achieve change sought by McAleese
Rite&Reason: Churches embracing liberal mores fade more than those that reject them
TCD occupation, Have Your Say on the Eighth, St Patrick had a wife!
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Mary Magdalene: Who are you calling a prostitute?
Review: Rooney Mara is as focused as ever in Garth Davis’s mildly revisionist biblical drama
Ten more films worth seeing at Dublin International Film Festival
It’s already at the half-way mark, but don’t miss the chance to see these excellent films before closing night on Sunday
In a Word . . . women
For so long women were like ‘Indians’ in America before 1492 or Aborigines in Australia before 1770 – they didn’t exist!
Rooney Mara: ‘Doing the Irish accent was terrifying’
The star of ‘The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’ on Jim Sheridan's ‘The Secret Scripture’ and how her friend Cate Blanchett helped her get cast in sexual abuse drama ‘Una’
Catholic Church’s idea of gender equality may be too little, too late
Woman who feels calling to priesthood says daughter asks: ‘How can you follow such an institution?’
Catholic laity group calls for female priests and clerical marriage
ACI also calls on bishops in Ireland to make their views known to Pope Francis
Vatican commission may lead to formal ministry for women
Pope Francis has indicated a need to have women in more serious roles in church life
Passions run high for Laois village’s Easter play
Three-hour production of story being staged for sixth time in Ballylinan
Jesus, Judas and even the donkey are rehearsing for Ballylinan’s passion play
Almost 200 people involved in staging mammoth three-hour production of the Easter story in the Co Laois village, which runs from Friday 27th until Good Friday
Who was Mary Magdalene, ‘prostitute’, ‘sinner’, ‘apostle of the apostles’?
First to encounter the Risen Christ yet named ‘penitent’ until 1969
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