Opus Dei worried high-ranking members would be revealed after Fr Brendan Smyth scandal
Senior office holders faced questions over whether they belonged to conservative Catholic institution
Opus Dei
Cork woman recruited to Opus Dei at age 15: ‘I don’t think I’ve ever come to terms with the enormity of what happened to me’
The Women’s Podcast with Róisín Ingle
Serve: My Lost Years at the Heart of Ireland’s Opus Dei: ‘Catholicism on cocaine’
Anne Marie Allen’s strikingly angry memoir recalls the years she spent working as an unpaid skivvy for the Catholic Church institution
Opus by Gareth Gore: Shining a light on the ‘dark money’ behind a shadowy Catholic organisation
A deeply disturbing and important book which will interest and concern anyone who believes in that blessed trinity of modern democracy – openness, transparency and accountability
Telefís – A hAon: Theocratic electropop from the Irish diaspora
Cathal Coughlan and Jacknife Lee release a surreal concept album of sorts
Irish teacher recovering after stabbing in Spanish school
Man in stable condition after he was reportedly stabbed by his 13-year-old student
Fresh face for Scouting Ireland after years of turbulence, but divisions remain
New chief scout says organisation has key role to play for children in post-Covid world
Opus Dei charity planning multimillion-euro apartments scheme in south Dublin
Glenavy Educational Foundation eyes development of 4.67-acre site at Nullamore House
Peru’s crowded presidential race brings little hope for change
While voters say they are fed up with years of corruption and political turmoil, and many plan to spoil their ballots, there is no clear frontrunner among the 18 candidates
Irish talks by controversial US Catholic preacher Jason Evert cancelled
US preacher was due to speak in UCD and Blackrock College
Josepha Madigan criticises Catholic Church's lack of women in clergy
Faithful must 'speak up for the values we expect our church to uphold’
Oscar Romero: one-time conservative who became a nation's social martyr
Late Salvadoran archbishop is to be canonised by Pope Francis on Sunday
The Irish free spirits running Britain’s alcohol-free festival
There’s no booze or drugs at Buddhafield, and no corporate sponsorship, but the event brings 3,500 happy campers to Devon – and a crew of Irish emigrants are at the helm
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