“Who do you think you are?”
“If I were given the gift of meeting in real life one character from the world of fiction, I would choose the redoubtable Mrs Ruby Turpin.”
Advent Starts at Midnight
On World AIDS Day, Richard Carson from ACET reflects on why remembering and lament are a necessity to end AIDS.
Christianity & Economics (Part Four)
How our definition of economic success can blind us to real economic problems and priorities
Strong-Armed
“A friend of mine became a grandfather for the first time recently. He is completely in love.”
The Message of Love
VOX columnist Patrick Mitchell introduces his new book “The Message of Love”
My Story: Meet Tania Chirka
It wasn’t until she moved to Ireland that Tania found what she had been looking for
Musings on Richard Rohr’s Universal Christ
Thoughts on Richard Rohr’s beliefs and his popularity
Breaking the Chains
A Belfast pastor sees for himself how IJM is releasing children from slavery in Ghana
Rock ‘n’ Roll, Religion and Missing the Point
When analysis and understanding need to take a back seat while we make time to savour a moment
Take heed what you hear
Our series on nutrition and faith continues with nutritionist Linda de Courcy
When Love Starts To Hurt
Exploring the potential harmful effects of volunteering in overseas orphanages
A Hero’s Journey (wanna come?)
‘Amo, the Incredulous’ on discovering the faith right in front of us
The Sam Maguire Community Bells
A church in Dunmanway, West Cork brings a unique local story to life
A Grateful Life
“But there are other days when life is like opening the fridge and trying to find something to be able to cook with.”