Irish Doctors Reject Parliamentary Committee’s Support for Assisted Suicide
The committee’s report, released on March 20, recommended the introduction of laws permitting assisted suicide for persons diagnosed with terminal diseases.
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Irish Voters Reject Constitutional Overhaul of Motherhood and Family
Confounding pre-referendum polls, they soundly defeated two measures that would have deleted an existing mention of mothers in the Irish Constitution, and widened the definition of the family.
Irish Abortion ‘Exclusion Zones’ — A Solution for a Non-Existent Problem
Even though police officials and health administrators have stated there has been no criminality associated with pro-life actions outside of abortion facilities, Ireland’s government continues to push forward legislation banning such advocacy.
Proposed Constitutional Changes Reflect Contemporary Ireland’s Secular Mindset
The republic’s political class seems determined to distance their nation from its Catholic legacy, but there are signs of pushback against some of the recent changes to Irish society.
Secularized Ireland Set to Host World Meeting of Families
NEWS ANALYSIS: Holy Father to visit isle where faith has declined drastically.
Irish Prime Minister Tells Catholic Hospitals: You Must Perform Abortions
Critics say Leo Varadkar’s announcement, that upcoming abortion legislation will allow no exemptions for institutions, violates religious freedom.
Irish Pro-Lifers React: ‘The Pro-Life Cause Is More Important Than Ever’
After the referendum repealed Ireland’s ban on abortion, activists stress the need to find constructive ways to address the contemporary reality.
Meet the American Monks Who Might Re-Evangelize Ireland
A U.S. Benedictine community has planted roots in the Emerald Isle, becoming the first new monastery in the Diocese of Meath since the Reformation.
What Does ‘Brexit’ Mean for Ireland?
NEWS ANALYSIS: Will there be a unified Ireland? How could it impact the peace process?
Ecuador Quake Victim Sister Clare Inspires Hometown: ‘She Died as She Lived, Helping’
Church leaders in Derry, Northern Ireland, describe how the Irish nun’s life and death has impacted the tight-knit local Catholic community.
