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One of the clerical sex abuse victims who, earlier today had a request to have their case heard by another judge, only to have the request denied by the same judge, who they claimed, had a conflict of interest, will be filing a Constitutional case. In an exclusive account given to MaltaToday, a.... |
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The Bishop of Elphin, Kevin Doran, made a series of controversial comments as he discussed the same-sex adoption bill being debated in Irish Parliament ahead of the forthcoming referendum on legalising same-sex marriage in Northern Island, which will take place on 22 May. |
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By Daniel Finnan Remaining impartial in the run-up to Nigeria’s presidential polls is a challenge, a leading member of the Catholic Church told RFI on Monday. Archbishop of Jos Ignatius Kaigama says Nigerian politicians are too self-interested and must do more for the people. |
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The Bishop of Elphin Kevin Doran has apologised for claiming gay people with children are ‘not necessarily parents’.
Primate of All Ireland Archbishop Eamon Martin said Bishop Doran told him on Monday that he was sorry for any offence he may have caused by his comments. |
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Taoiseach Enda Kenny has confirmed that the Irish wording of the proposed amendment to the Constitution in the same-sex marriage referendum is to be changed following suggestions that it might have unintended consequences if passed. Some observers had claimed that the Irish wording of the amendment,.... |
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The Bishop of Elphin, Kevin Doran, made a series of controversial comments as he discussed the same-sex adoption bill being debated in Irish Parliament ahead of the forthcoming referendum on legalising same-sex marriage in Northern Island, which will take place on 22 May. |
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The Bishop of Elphin, Kevin Doran, made a series of controversial comments as he discussed the same-sex adoption bill being debated in Irish Parliament ahead of the forthcoming referendum on legalising same-sex marriage in Northern Island, which will take place on 22 May. |
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Islamic State jihadists are incurring global condemnation by bulldozing historic monuments in the ancient Assyrian city of Nimrud. In Canberra, our ACT government is pressing ahead with plans to bulldoze heritage buildings of the Northbourne public-housing precinct in order to part-fund a suburban tramway. |
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Islamic State jihadists are incurring global condemnation by bulldozing historic monuments in the ancient Assyrian city of Nimrud. In Canberra, our ACT government is pressing ahead with plans to bulldoze heritage buildings of the Northbourne public-housing precinct in order to part-fund a suburban tramway. |
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Updated | One of the lowliest jobs in the CIA is an assignment to the digital version of the mail room, where interns and office drones sift through the river of emails flowing into the spy agency from its public website. Only once in a blue moon does something interesting turn up in all the.... |
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1831: French Foreign Legion founded, based in Algiers. 1862: Britain and France recognised independence of Zanzibar. 1863: Edward, Prince of Wales, married Alexandra of Denmark. The previous day, Queen Victoria took Edward and his bride to Prince Albert’s mausoleum, where she solemnly announced: “He gives you his blessing. |
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