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How Muslims are celebrating Eid al-Adha amid coronavirus

About 1.8 billion Muslims celebrate Eid amid a pandemic that has so far infected more than 16 million people. by Mersiha Gadzo A girl...

Wellbeing not GDP must be our measure of progress

The pursuit of economic growth has often come at the expense of our own wellbeing and that of our environment.

Survivors recount Bosnia's Srebrenica genocide, 25 years on

Bosnia marks the 25th anniversary of a genocide committed by Serb forces in Srebrenica where thousands perished.

Five years since McMahon report and 7,700 still in direct provision

Five years after publication of the first fundamental review of the the McMahon Report on direct provision there is unquestionable momentum

Catholic Archbishop of Dublin hopes more than 50 may be allowed at Sunday Masses

Archbishop Martin says recognition exists that needs of Catholic Church different to those of smaller denominations Sunday, 28th June...

How to pray, talk and act across faiths without betraying your own

But when interfaith understanding is not only necessary to connect with your wider community...

Coronavirus in church: 2020 vision on the meaning of faith in our lives

wondering about one’s beliefs and values in a time of crisis are all ways in which people may have suddenly found themselves in a reflective

Irish Sports Stars stand #WithRefugees on World Refugee Day

Everyone can make a difference Every action counts Everyone counts

Nostrae aetate: Opening the path to interreligious dialogue

The conciliar Declaration Nostrae aetate concludes with a paragraph dedicated to “universal fraternity”