Ideas of 'dignity' are central to questions of life and death, including in public policy and legislation, such as the Dignity with Dying Bill being considered by the Oireachtas. Leading academic and author Professor John Loughlin, in a piece written for QUBCatholic, the Catholic Chaplaincy at Queen's University's blog, reflects on the concept of human dignity in the modern Irish context

FAMOUS personalities are often asked by the media how they spend Sunday or whether religion affects their lives.

Inspired by an old tradition known as 'the Easter laugh', Fr Martin Henry explores the theme of laughter in the Bible and Christian faith

Easter is more than a day, an event or a season, says Fr Gerry McFlynn, but rather it's a way of life

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A week-long retreat to mark the anniversary of the death of Sister Clare Crockett, who died five years ago tomorrow, begins in Long Tower Church in Derry on Monday.

The holy month is marked by intense prayer, dawn-to-dusk fasting and nightly feasts.