A new briefing note from The Iona Institute has found that over the past 10 years, the number of baptisms…
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The Department of Education is currently running a sort of Citizens’ Assembly on education called the ‘Convention on Education’. It is supposed to help shape Irish education for decades to come. The most recent session last month featured a panel...
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The Joint Committee on Health met again this week to consider a Sinn Féin bill that aims to get rid of the three-day wait for an abortion. Last week, the HSE argued that there was no clinical reason for the...
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Two stark warnings were issued this week concerning Ireland’s coming demographic crunch. One came from Tanaiste and Finance Minister, Simon Harris, and the other from Nursing Homes Ireland (NHI). Notably, neither seemed to have any solution to what is on...
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Sinn Féin currently has a bill before the Dáil aimed at removing the three days a woman must wait before obtaining an abortion. If you recall, this was a ‘sweetener’ offered to voters in the abortion referendum of 2018 to induce...
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In some excellent news, the House of Commons has today voted against a new attempt to legalise assisted suicide. This is a huge victory for right-to-life campaigners, and interestingly lots of Labour MPs, who ardently believe in a ‘right’ to...
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The Catholic Education Partnership has told the UN that Ireland is discriminating against Catholic schools by forbidding them from admitting Catholic children first if a school is overenrolled. Other faith schools are allowed to favour children from their own religion...
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A UK judge has criticised couples for making informal surrogacy arrangements and warned he would refuse to grant parental recognition if sufficient due diligence was not taken. Almost all European…
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On Saturday May 3, 2025, Maria Steen (pictured) delivered a talk called “Evangelium Vitae at 30 – Pope John Paul…
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