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Book review: The Name of God is Mercy
The Church does not exist to condemn people but to help them…
About the Author: Austen Ivereigh
Austen Ivereigh is the author of The Great Reformer: Francis and the Making of a Radical Pope (Henry Holt, $30). This article was originally published in OSV Newsweekly and is reprinted with the kind permission of Our Sunday Visitor, Inc.
“People should live peacefully together”
News of Islamic terrorism never seems to leave the front page.…
About the Author: Michael Cook
Michael Cook is editor of MercatorNet. This article is reprinted from www.mercatornet.com.
In Passing: The Empire Strikes Back?
Even if one considered it as another magnificent literary artifact, one among…
About the Author: Michael Kirke
Michael Kirke is a freelance writer, a regular contributor to Position Papers, and a widely read blogger at Garvan Hill (www.garvan.wordpress.com). His views can be responded to at mjgkirke@gmail.com.
Editorial – February 2016
Before providing you with a brief synopsis of the articles in this…
About the Author: Rev. Gavan Jennings
Film review: The Revenant
Alejandro Iñárritu’s new film The Revenant is one of the most…
About the Author: Bishop Robert Barron
Bishop Robert Barron is an auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles and the founder of Word on Fire.
Three impediments to proclaiming the mighty acts of the Lord today
The theme for this year’s Octave of Prayer for Christian Unity was…
About the Author: Rev Patrick G Burke
The Rev Patrick G Burke is the Church of Ireland rector of the Castlecomer Union of Parishes, Co Kilkenny. A regular contributor to Position Papers, he was formerly a broadcast journalist with the Armed Forces Radio and Television Network. He blogs at http://thewayoutthere1.blogspot.ie/.
Irish Catholics, where are you?
Irish Catholicism has gone underground, leaving the public square and the forum…
About the Author: Rev. Patrick Gorevan
Rev. Patrick Gorevan is a priest of the Opus Dei Prelature. He lectures in philosophy in St Patrick’s College Maynooth and is academic tutor at Maryvale Institute. He has written on the early phenomenological movement, virtue ethics and the role of emotion in moral action.
Man as the ‘Priest of Creation’
In the foreword to his latest encyclical letter Laudato Si, the Holy…
About the Author: Siobhán Ó hAodha
Siobhán Ó hAodha is originally from Galway and has a background in Electronic Engineering. She recently completed a Licenceature in Theology in the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome on The Christian doctrine of Creation in the Theology of John Zizioulas. She currently lives in Dublin and is working in the area of Data Analytics.