Clonliffe College former seminary offered for Ukrainian refugees

Archbishop says 30-40 religious congregations are offering rooms including former retreat centres

Thinking Anew – Learning to trust the people

My 30 years as a priest have brought no little disappointment

Starting out, I never dreamed I would fall foul of Rome or become disgusted by its failings

Beware the new Ireland does not become as oppressive as the old

There is a sense that we have replaced one form of intolerance with another

Bishop says Yes vote on abortion presents ‘exhilarating challenge’

Michael Burrows says repeal of Eighth shows Irish society ‘dislikes hypocrisy’

Flannery urges end to silencing of Irish priests before papal visit

‘Ridiculous’ that six remain under sanctions given how pope has changed church’s culture

Is Irish Catholic Church worthy of a visit by Pope Francis?

Our battered priests and people deserve a papal visit. Our church leaders do not

Catholic magazine ‘Reality’ celebrates its 80th birthday

Irish publication has fallen foul of the Vatican and was deemed ‘dangerous’ in 1960s

Why the Catholic right wants ‘cleanout’ in Maynooth

Teachings, rather than any ‘strange goings-on’, are main source of contention

Fr Seán Fagan ‘paid a high price’ for his beliefs, Mass hears

Marist priest ‘dared to imagine how Catholic church could be different’, funeral told

Fr Seán Fagan a ‘brilliant thinker’ who was ‘broken’ by Rome

Late priest was censured by Vatican until former president Mary McAleese intervened

Rome’s treatment of censured Irish priests a ‘great scandal’

Catholic bishops urged to develop more just and respectful process for dealing with cases

Ministry of priests disciplined by Vatican to be discussed

Certain clerics suspended for perceived liberal views on issues such as women’s ordination