Harold Good
Church figures rebuff Ruth Dudley-Edwards' 'false characterisation' of late Clonard priests
PROMINENT figures from three of Ireland's main churches have defended the reputations of two Redemptorist priests who played a key role in the peace process.
Legacy meeting postponed following victims' group criticism
CRITICISM from a victims' group has led to the rescheduling of a second planned meeting on Troubles' legacy issues hosted by the Archbishop of Canterbury's office.
Former Methodist president calls for power-sharing restoration
THE former Methodist minister who witnessed IRA decommissioning has urged the leaders of the DUP and Sinn Féin to restore power-sharing.
ANALYSIS: Pictures of decommissioned weapons a reminder of how much has been achieved
ON Tuesday The Irish News published exclusive pictures of decommissioning by the Official IRA, lifting the lid on the previously secretive process of disarmament by paramilitary groups that was essential to progressing the peace process.
Removing the gun from Irish politics was 'not nurtured'
A senior cleric who helped oversee IRA decommissioning has said the opportunity created by removing the gun from Irish politics "has not been nurtured".
IRA arms decommissioning witness says listen to 'weary' community and restore power-sharing
A METHODIST church leader who helped oversee the Northern Ireland peace process has said political powersharing should be restored to "disarm" the dissident republican threat.
Newton Emerson: If politicians can't agree a Troubles memorial, someone else should build it
METHODIST former president Rev Harold Good has proposed an annual day of Troubles remembrance and reflection.
Harold Good's proposal merits serious attention
The proposal from the former Methodist moderator, Rev Harold Good, that a day of acknowledgment should be organised to reflect on the traumatic events of the last five decades has considerable potential.
Rev Harold Good: 'Martin McGuinness and I were soulmates'
A METHODIST minister who oversaw the decommissioning of the Provisional IRA's arms has said he and the late Martin McGuinness were "soulmates".
Events with a cross-community flavour at Féile an Phobail
"And we're still at it in our own place, Still trying to reach the future through the past, Still trying to carve tomorrow from a tombstone.