John Paul

In a profession in which men are more likely to sell their souls, Schuman seems the exception

New code makes clear failure to report sexual crimes to church superiors is now a crime under canon law, punishable by removal from office

The Dubliner talks about her searing new memoir on the Irish Times Women’s Podcast

Already under attack from the Catholic right, Pope Francis has now also alienated staunch supporters among Church liberals

The American Irish Historical Society’s sale of its mansion exposes apparently deep problems

Replacing the phrase ‘lay men’ with ‘lay persons’ is hardly a radical change

From Cabinteely curate to Archbishop of Dublin

Austen Ivereigh has produced an unusual collaboration with Pope Francis

Marine Casualty Investigation Board offers advice after examining man’s death in Dunmanus Bay

Senior clerics found to have downplayed or dismissed allegations in damaging reports

A court’s move to tighten access to abortion has resulted in the biggest protests since the fall of communism

Aghada player died aged 41 after a long illness

Father of three won an All-Ireland medal with Cork when they beat Down in 2010

Trump makes ‘baffling and reprehensible’ visit to pope shrine; memorial march held in Floyd’s hometown

Allowing God to do what God does best: write straight with crooked lines

Seaside village has a lot to offer residents but the closer you get to the water, the more the prices climb

‘Questions over whether he is completely in charge of his faculties’

Book review: Margaret Scull looks at the church’s role in the Troubles over 30 years

Mexico-based Legionaries of Christ has a chapter in Leopardstown, Co Dublin

The Clash filleted rock, politics and history with swagger and biting social commentary

Former president should say she never intended to imply Pope John Paul II endorsed marital rape

A male-only priesthood was described by Mary McAleese as ‘codology dressed up as theology’

Ex-president also criticises Pope John Paul teaching and bishop’s yoga comments

It was 2001, Desmond Connell was about to get the red hat, and we Irish media were locked out

Kodie Healy (24) was a lobster fisherman who went missing on October 9th

The North’s political impasse has gone on too long, says leader of the Catholic Church in Ireland Eamon Martin

Teachings on conscience had a big influence on Catholicism

Seán Brady hits milestone with Eamon or Diarmaid Martin most likely to be next Irish clerics to receive ‘red hat’

Well-known figure in Cork’s cultural life, and founder of funeral directors’ group, died aged 90

Fr Tomás Walsh, of Gurranabraher in Cork, critical of lengthy eulogies being delivered

OPW yet to tender for repair work to seven sets – age range between 113 and 186 years old

UCD founder was one of the most prominent converts to Catholicism from Anglicanism of 19th century

Gardaí believe he was killed in Co Laois by a person known to him over a personal matter

Aviation enthusiast was born 25 days before first non-stop transatlantic flight ended in Clifden

Priests’ group says it appears ‘men are more worthy than women’ in eye of offical church

Pontiff seeks to improve ties with Orthodox churches in Bulgaria and North Macedonia

The most influential Catholic prelate in Ireland has one year left as a bishop - has he any regrets?

A new compilation is a compelling journey through musical moments of 1970s Britain

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