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Linking foreign aid to reform in developing countries
Cardinal O'Malley to boycott Boston College graduation
On a day like today: Rum, Romanism and Rebellion
Ireland poised to take away parents' rights
Benedict XVI: Real liturgical renewal needed, 50 years after Vatican 2
Pope Benedict condemned sins committed by Irish priests and consecrated persons. "Instead of showing them the path towards Christ...they abused people and undermined the credibility of the Church's message."
The Church in Ireland is more vibrant than it seems
The negative attitude towards the Catholic Church in Ireland has hit its nadir. Whither the Church now?
The Primate of Ireland, the Irish College, and the Enigma Machine
Irish cardinal ducks responsibility for abuse cover-up
Catholic priests and nuns protest at papal nunciature in Ireland
A balanced perspective on Fr D'Arcy and the Irish church
Feisty Irish priest takes on Catholic hierarchy
Catholic Church disciplines Irish priest for unorthodox views
Irish bishop insists on confidentiality of Catholic confession
How Peter and Paul disagree in Ireland
Independent Catholic media are essential to renewal in the Church
Jesus wept and the Wild Geese fled: political and ecclesiastical corruption in Ireland
Cover-up and secrecy are woven into Irish culture. Without the media, flawed as they are, the corruption in Church and polity would not have been uncovered. Whither the days of honor and patriotism?
A Papal visit to Northern Ireland would be welcome
While Pope Benedict will make a video appearance the forthcoming Eucharistic Congress in Dublin, Catholics in Northern Ireland could use a visit in the flesh.
Ireland awaits a Wise Man from the East
Pressure rises for Ireland's ruling party over closing embassy at Vatican
The gratuitous move by the Republic of Ireland to shutter its embassy to the Vatican has unconvincing reasons.
Healing the Catholic Church in Ireland
"We are a wounded Church. Perhaps that is God's greatest gift to our Church at the moment: its wound."
Papal visit to Ireland is now unlikely
The rift between the Irish government and the Holy See may preclude a visit by Pope Benedict.
Vatican appears unfazed by closure of Irish embassy
PREDA update on status of children in The Philippines

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