When you think of the word ‘Priest’, many connotations come to mind. Some are positive, whilst others not so much. Now imagine a priest surrounded by hormonal, brutally honest teenagers who is more open to change than the Pope. “If [the Catholic Church] doesn’t change then it will die, but maybe it has to die for something new to emerge. …
‘The politics of compassion needs to be taught and lived’ Sr. Sarah O’Rourke of UL Chaplaincy By Tomás Heneghan “I am tempted to say that religion does not play a huge part in the lives of UL students but then again I don’t want to generalise…”: This is what Monika, a postgraduate University of Limerick student had to …
I’m not a fan of Christian literature. In fact, I have disassociated myself entirely with Christianity for various reasons best left for another time. While I have always been tolerant of religion in general, operating under the principles of ‘I’ll respect your beliefs while you respect mine (or lack thereof)’, today’s find leaves me quite glad that I am now …