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tu es qui restitues hereditatem meam mihi. -Ps 16: 5 PARS HEREDITATIS MEÆ On the occasion of the XXV Day of Consecrated Life What does it matter if Saint Teresa of Avila, Saint Dominic, Saint Clare, Saint Francis de Sales and all the Founder Saints are left scandalized by the systematic demolition of their Orders, when the words of the Holy See enjoy the benign applause of the globalist elite, the infamous sect, and the enemies of Christ! __________ On February 2 the Church celebrates the Purification of Mary Most Holy and the Presentation of Our Lord Jesus Christ in the Temple. The feast, a...

The Commission’s investigation of mother and baby homes covered many institutions with different governance, financial arrangements and practices between 1922 and 1998.

The Commission’s investigation of mother and baby homes covered many institutions with different governance, financial arrangements and practices between 1922 and 1998. Some were owned and run by the local health authorities such as the county homes and Pelletstown, Tuam and Kilrush which employed some members of religious orders to run them. Others were owned by religious orders – for example the three homes run by the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary in Bessborough, Sean Ross Abbey and Castlepollard. As ‘extern’ homes they were not owned by the public assistance/...

Comment: Mother and baby home redress must not compound 2002 mistakes  The 2002 indemnity deal for religious orders has cost the State more than €1.5bn before the publication of the mother and baby homes report Taoiseach Micheál Martin called the 2002 indemnity deal for religious orders a mistake in an RTÉ documentary earlier this year. Thu, 14 Jan, 2021 - 06:30 Paul Hosford, Political Correspondent Taoiseach Micheál Martin is an understated man, but when he called the 2002 indemnity deal for religious orders a mistake in an RTÉ documentary earlier this year, he made more than an und...

The retired Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin has said "the Church way out-stepped its role and became a controlling church" in relation to how women and children were treated in mother-and-baby homes.