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The Guardian view on compassion for the stranger: not found in Fortress Europe

Editorial The moral insight that informed the Geneva convention on refugees is weakening in our own times. That must change. Migrant...

What Kwanzaa means for Black Americans

For the African American community, Kwanzaa is not just any “Black holiday.” It is a recognition that knowledge of Black history is...

The Holy Family at risk

Christmas tells us to see the Holy Family in the refugees and immigrants in our midst. “Holy Family of the Streets,” by Kelly Latimore....

Amnesty for undocumented migrants a good start but more is needed

Move is welcome but it must go further to avoid ongoing discrimination and segregation Shana Cohen Irish Times Minister for Justice Helen...

Ireland’s religious representatives consult online on the Conference on the Future of Europe

Press release: 2 December 2021 The Centre for Religion, Human Values, and International Relations at Dublin City University, supported by...

Understanding the power of restorative justice

Thinking anew: Blessed are the peacemakers Sat, Jul 3, 2021, 01:20 Wendy May Jacobs Restorative justice expert: Dublin teacher, trainer...

Faith leaders to meet at Vatican in October to discuss climate change ahead of COP 26

Jun 17, 2021 by Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service Pope Francis walks forward to speak during an interfaith peace gathering outside the...

Harsh reality of being Jewish in Ireland when Israel is in the news

Pavlovian response to conflict in Middle East is to visit ire upon Jews Tue, Jun 15, 2021 Melanie Brown Terenure synagogue: Anti-Semitism...

‘The Core of the Conflict Is Not Being Dealt With'

An interview with Father David Neuhaus, the Jesuit’s Holy Land Superior on Latest Violence in Israel Black smoke billows after an Israeli...