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'Polite sectarianism' still remains in the North 40 years after massacre of Protestants at prayer – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'Polite sectarianism' still remains in the North 40 years after massacre of Protestants at prayer – The Irish Times

Four decades after the sectarian atrocity at a church in Darkley during Northern Ireland’s Troubles, the Catholic and Protestant Archbishops of nearby Armagh reflect on the sectarianism of the past and today

Church leaders renew pledge to mark 25th anniversary of Island of Ireland Peace Park - Vimarsana News

Church leaders renew pledge to mark 25th anniversary of Island of Ireland Peace Park

IRISH church leaders joined their voices on Saturday in renewing a peace pledge to mark the 25th anniversary of the Island of Ireland Peace Park in Messines, Belgium.

Church leaders urge NI politicians to restore devolved government - Vimarsana News

Church leaders urge NI politicians to restore devolved government

The Church Leaders Group (Ireland) invited the leaders of Northern Ireland’s five main political parties to a series of separate individual meetings, focussing on the need for the restoration of good governance in Northern Ireland.

Cardinal Tomás Ó Fiaich: Blue plaque tribute to church leader - Vimarsana News

Cardinal Tomás Ó Fiaich: Blue plaque tribute to church leader

The Ulster History Circle marks the centenary of the birth of a Catholic primate and historian.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Dublin event to examine role of Catholic Church during Irish Civil War - Vimarsana News

Dublin event to examine role of Catholic Church during Irish Civil War

Scholars will discuss the role of the Catholic Church during the Irish Civil War at an event in Dublin on Saturday.