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Findings could be ‘put in peril’ by rush to judgment by committee members, says commission head

Findings could be ‘put in peril’ by rush to judgment by committee members, says commission head

Catriona Crowe examines the Commission’s report, details its shortcomings and issues, and explains what needs to happen next.

Severe drop in Catholic Church income in Dublin during pandemic Archbishop says it is time ‘to build new models of ministry’ in time of ‘crisis’ about an hour ago Archbishop Dermot Farrell said that the Church in Dublin “needed to evolve... We do know that a radical renewal is required.” File photograph: Alan Betson / The Irish Times   Archbishop Dermot Farrell has approved a proposal to run a Summer Dues collection to support priests of the Dublin Archdiocese after revenue gener...

Boris Johnson baptised Catholic and cannot defect from Church, says canon law First two marriages of Britain’s first Catholic prime minister not seen as valid by Church about an hour ago Updated: about a minute ago   British prime minister Boris Johnson was allowed marry Carrie Symonds, also Catholic, in Westminister Cathedral on Saturday as his two previous marriages were not seen as valid by the Catholic Church. The Archdiocese of Westminster said that, while they did not comment ...

Marriages in ‘non-Catholic churches, beaches, before Elvis impersonators’ considered invalid

‘Endeavours to empower survivors to reclaim and rebuild their lives’, says Bishop

Church of Ireland appeals for donations to help Gaza city Al Ahli Hospital Fund raising walk of 100 kilometres planned about 3 hours ago   A fund raising appeal has been launched by the Church of Ireland archdiocese of Dublin and Glendalough for the Al Ahli Hospital in Gaza city with which it has developed close links in recent years. The hospital is run by its partner diocese, the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem. The Dublin archdiocese recently raised funds to help refurbish the hospital’s ...

Muslims in Ireland gather to mark Eid al-Fitr after restrictions on worship ease Celebration at end of Ramadan marred by deaths in Palestine, says Immam council about 3 hours ago   Easing of pandemic restrictions on public worship this week could hardly have happened at a better time for Ireland’s estimated 110,000 Muslims as they gathered at approximately 85 mosques or similar to mark the end of Ramadan on Thursday. One of the two great festivals in the Muslim calendar, Eid al-Fitr is a br...

Pieta House to get 5% of proceeds from raffle of house on Arranmore island, Co Donegal