Deacon Nick Donnelly
Even the great modern saints endured times of doubt and disbelief
A new CTS book by Rev Nick Donnelly reveals how Mother Teresa and Edith Stein persevered through God’s silence
For many Catholics following the synod too closely is a path to sorrow
To avoid becoming downcast it is best to heed the advice of Mgr Ronald Knox
Was Protect the Pope really divisive? Or was it rather those whom Deacon Nick believed were undermining the teachings of the Church?
Protect the Pope was always feisty, either in defence of the Church against secularist attack, or against enemies of Catholic truth and discipline within the Church
Bishops shouldn’t try to censor the blogosphere, says priest blogger
Fr Tim Finigan says Church leaders should not be using ‘personal standing to squash disagreement’ after blog controversy
You cannot build a truly flourishing or healthy culture which rejects the sanctity of unborn life
It is important to be alive to the cultural implications of living in an age of widespread abortion
Canon John Redford was a great theologian who passionately defended Catholic doctrine
Remembering the gracious priest who worked at the Maryvale Institute for many years
Irish hospital should be challenging new abortion law, instead of meekly caving in to the government
Dublin’s Mater Misericordiae Hospital seems to have accepted the change in the law that could pave the way for abortion on demand
Morning Catholic must-reads: 25/01/11
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