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Tag Archives: catholicism
Irish Catholic Church allowed abuse – wants cash
Bishop Brennan even attempted the classic Catholic guilt trip.
Posted in Current Affairs, Religion, christianity, crime, europe Also tagged dennis brennan, ireland, mór rígan 1 Comment
Ireland and abortion: something’s got to give
To date, there have been two referendums on abortion and both were defeated.
Posted in Current Affairs, Religion, Society, christianity, europe, women Also tagged abortion, ireland, mór rígan 5 Comments
Mexican culture wars: abortion, same-sex marriage & the PRI’s confusion
Is this an anomalistic deviation into polarization, or is it the opening of a new era of conflict over values in Mexico?
Posted in Society, glbtqi, north america, politics Also tagged abortion, beatriz paredes, mexico, patrick corcoran 3 Comments
The Vatican washed its hands: the international aspect of the Murphy Report
Just another Irish sex-abuse scandal. One that demonstrates collusion and cover-up at the highest levels of the Catholic Church.
Posted in Current Affairs, Religion, christianity, crime, europe, rape Also tagged child abuse, ireland, mór rígan, the vatican 1 Comment
Murphy Report: will ANYONE resign over child abuse in Dublin archdiocese?
Until the publication of the Murphy Report, the majority of Irish bishops denied abuse ever took place.
Posted in Current Affairs, Religion, christianity, crime Also tagged child abuse, ireland, mór rígan 2 Comments
Joe Coleman: Ireland’s convenient new visionary
Nothing like a recession to increase mass attendance and the attempted spinning of supernatural phenomena.
Posted in Religion, Society, christianity Also tagged financial crisis, ireland, joe coleman, mór rígan 3 Comments
The Magdalene slaves: immunity for religious orders must end
The conspiracy of silence between the church and the state resulted in a system of slavery.
Posted in Arts & Literature, Religion, christianity, women Also tagged christianity, ireland, misogyny, mór rígan 8 Comments
The Rathkeale stump: everything old is new again
Whether it is an apparition, a hoax or an alternative path to worship, the people of Rathkeale are determined to keep the holy stump.
Posted in Current Affairs, Religion, christianity, europe Also tagged ireland, mór rígan Leave a comment
Enabling in the Church: the fall of Seán Brady