Today, we celebrate the feast day of Blessed Pierre Claverie OP, a Dominican priest who gave his life as a ransom for peace and reconciliation between Christians and Muslims in Algeria. His extraordinary story is one of spiritual transformation, courage, and martyrdom, and it is a powerful reminder of the importance of interfaith dialogue and witness

Are you ready to embark on a spiritual adventure? Look no further than "Playing Dice with God: The Risk of Discipleship", the new book from former Archbishop of Armagh, Richard Clarke.

"Explore the challenges facing the Catholic Church in Ireland and the need for structural reform with 'The Restructuring of Irish Dioceses'. This timely and thought-provoking book examines the lessons of history and the importance of adapting to change in the face of radical social and ecclesial changes.

Ursula Halligan writes as a member of the official Irish delegation at the four-day meeting in Brussels, in February, to mark the Continental Phase of Pope Francis’ Synodal Pathway.

On the evening of Friday, 30 September, Ms Marion Coy, former head of the Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology, now part of Atlantic Technical University, launched the latest book from Dominican Publications

David Begg analyses the achievements of Finland, recognised as the happiest country in the world, measured by such indicators as perceptions of corruption, generosity, freedom to make life choices, healthy life expectancy, social support and GDP per capita. His analysis is particularly relevant in view of Finland having endured two grinding wars with the Soviet Union and being again under threat because of the Russian invasion of neighbouring Ukraine.