Papal visit

‘None of us can fail to be moved by the stories of young people who suffered abuse’

In his own words: What the pontiff told congregation at Mass in Phoenix Park

Coroner is the responsible office-holder; Bon Secours order holds obligations – network

DUP leader, who was on family trip, says she could not pass personal invite to a colleague

Opinion poll shows just one in three think pope’s comments sufficient

Large majorities want end to rigid teaching on celibacy, women priests, contraception, same-sex marriage

Next to abuse survivors the faithful are most hurt by revelations of abuse and corruption

Rite&Reason: Parishes are shifting as communal force and should be bedrock of lay-led identity

Analysis: He should instruct that relevant abuse documents be handed to authorities

Woman whose story inspired the film ‘Philomena’ met the pontiff in 2014

One in Four says pope’s visit triggered large increase in calls from new clients

Irish data laws preventing full accountability for church sexual abuse, says victim group

More than 200 litter pickers worked through the night to clear all public routes, says OPW

Medical director at Phoenix Park field hospital said attendance was some 130,000

Staff will use car to help homeless families move to long term accommodation

Minister asked Pope Francis to ‘demonstrate remorse’ for treatment of woman, children with swift action

Archbishop says Francis knew of sexual misconduct allegations against Theodore McCarrick

The mastery of the Taoiseach’s address to Pope Francis was the balance he struck, being both gracious and grave, honest but never confrontational

Hugely anticipated visit of Pope Francis to Ireland did not attract the expected numbers

Despite the rain, thousands turn out to greet the pope at the Marian Shrine

Estimate puts attendance at Phoenix Park Mass at 130,000, far less than expected

Pope dismissive on flight from Ireland to Rome of claims by Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano

All smiles and plundering flowers, it was magnificent – for those who wanted to be there

Church will have to demonstrate it is truly serious about rooting out abuse and tackling culture that allowed it develop

Before leaving Ireland, Pope tells bishops they must address clerical abuse with honesty, courage

Stand For Truth rally at Garden of Remembrance began at same time as the papal Mass

Alison Nevin took snap when at Croke PArk as representative of Traveller community

Patrick Freyne: Boy (14) forces his family to travel from Kerry to park for ‘historic’ day

Pontiff tells single mothers separated from children that to seek them is ‘not a mortal sin’

Science and religion make strange bedfellows. One big clash is the central issue of faith

‘None of us can fail to be moved by the stories of young people who suffered abuse’

Delight among crowd of over 40,000 as pope tours Knock shrine and acknowledged ‘open wound’ of abuse

Pontiff used the Spanish word in a meeting with survivors of clerical sex abuse

Patrick Freyne: Pope Francis receives families, gets selfie with a child and gives a speech with a mother-in-law joke

Pontiff addresses crowd of 82,000 at Croke Park at the end of the first day of his visit

‘Not even on Christmas Day have I seen roads so empty; it was as if the city has been cleared due to a nuclear threat’

Minister addresses him in the language of her forebears and Francis replies in English

Francis cannot escape reality that he heads an institution struggling to confess its sins

Many commented on the speed at which motorcade travelled through the city centre

Colm O’Gorman said it is ‘mind boggling to me that to ask a pope to tell the damn truth is a radical thing to suggest’