Rory Fitzgerald talks to Catherine Wiley, the entrepreneur who is inspiring the faithful to pass Catholicism on to their grandchildren
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As I lay dying a voice said: ‘Let’s go’
Monday, 9 April 2012
Howard Storm tells Rory Fitzgerald about the near-death experience that turned him from a cynical professor into a devout pastor
The rock star who met Christ on a jog
Friday, 30 March 2012
Dion DiMucci tells Rory Fitzgerald that a ‘sudden and brilliant’ encounter inspired him to give up heroin and embrace the faith
‘My mother was raped but she chose life’
Monday, 12 December 2011
Rory Fitzgerald talks to Ryan Bomberger, the Emmy Award-winning designer highlighting the impact of abortion on black Americans
Should a Taoiseach’s statements be factually true or merely emotionally satisfactory?
Friday, 9 September 2011
Surely, one lesson has been learned from the abuse crisis: lies and half-truths can be deadly
Enda Kenny should be embarrassed that his attack on the Vatican had so little basis in fact
Wednesday, 7 September 2011
His eye-catching allegation grabbed headlines around the world. Yet he has still to provide any evidence for it
BBC is less anti-Catholic under Muslim head of religion, says Ann Widdecombe
Friday, 5 August 2011
Retired MP and Strictly star says BBC religion coverage has ‘improved vastly’ since Aquil Ahmed took over two years ago
Enda Kenny’s attack on the Vatican reflects ferocious public anger
Thursday, 21 July 2011
Fr Lombardi’s response to the Cloyne scandal is legalistic: the Vatican still has serious questions to answer
‘There is no hierarchy of victims’
Thursday, 22 July 2010
Bishop Daly, a Bloody Sunday survivor, tells Rory Fitzgerald that Northern Ireland needs a truth and reconciliation commission
The Irish Church faces yet another test: a widespread loss of faith
The Church in Ireland has finally got to grips with child abuse. Now, as the Apostolic Visitation report makes clear, it faces a new, grave crisis