Category: Culture
PODCAST: John Aidan Byrne talks with Michael Churchward on his time in a Turkish prison
PODCAST: Listen to John Aidan Byrne, Irish commentator based in New York, talk with Michael...
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“Let me do this little thing.” The intense spirituality of Patrick Pearse’s writings
Of all the writing where Pearse elucidates his revolutionary conscience, his poem ‘The...
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Cumann na mBan: remembering my mother, Marion Steenson
Easter is perhaps the most important time of the year to remember those who fought for our...
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Easter: Christ breaks death’s lockdown to give eternal life
The stark message of Easter is that we don’t have to be locked down in misery, fear, tears or empty promises anymore, because Christ has opened the way to heaven with Him, and all we must do is prepare.
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CAROL NOLAN: Prayer and patriotism. The heroes of Cumann na mBan
The Decade of Centenaries Programme that was initiated in 2012 and which is set to end in 2023 has...
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Reporting to Caesar Tiberius on the crucifixion of a man named Jesus
A report from the Roman Province of Judea “I, Lucius Tacitus, write from the Province of...
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PODCAST: John Aidan Byrne talks with A.D. Ultman, on the rise of political extremism in the US
PODCAST: Listen to John Aidan Byrne, Irish commentator based in New York, alks with A.D. Ultman,...
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CULTURE: The most dangerous man in America
“And the grammy award goes to:” Definitely not Tom Mac Donald! Not in a million years. Unless of...
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Amárach Lá Fhéile Phádraig – the end of a Raparee
“Tomorrow is St. Patrick’s day the first day of the session The landlord’s marshal has decreed the...
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Podcasting priest bares soul of Irish Catholicism
Fr. Brendan has a deft turn of phrase to explain the matrix that is Irish Catholicism.
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REVIEW: To Change the Church by Ross Douthat
Ross Douthat is a New York Times columnist who converted ‘willingly’ to Catholicism...
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The Shining City on the hill: Eniskilllen, Massachusetts, and Rome
In 1630, the Puritan colonist of the Massachusetts Bay colony, John Winthorp, used the image of...
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