The Three Wise Men arrived yesterday: Gaspar, Balthazar, and Melchior.

In Christ’s name, I call on the Taoiseach to account for the 70 families being made homeless every month.

Perhaps a few may be interested in a quick update from the spiritual bunker from which I wrote to the Holy Father (Irish Examiner, June 15).

A Catholic priest who believes the Church here is in its “death throes” has written to the Pope – asking to meet him over pizza.

In an open letter to Pope Francis, Fr Joe McDonald says he is ready for the battle to save the Church and Ireland’s very soul. He pleads with the pontiff, in this his ‘cry for help’, to take action to address the betrayals of the past in a bid to regain the trust of young people and to secure a future for the Church here

This week's highlights include Cracking Crime, which revisits the murder of a prison officer from Kerry.

A priest has accused RTÉ of imbalance and inappropriateness after he became embroiled in a blazing radio row on sex abuse in the Catholic Church on the day Pope Benedict XVI resigned.

Adrian Galvin is just one of the 156 peole benefitting from the work of the Cork Association for Autism. Colette Sheridan hears his story

The pledge by Foxconn to raise the pay of its Chinese workers will not see the prices of gadgets soar, as parts and not assembly are the worry for firms, write Joe McDonald and Michael Liedtke

AN anxious mother believes if politicians reduced some of their “lavish perks”, her autistic teenage son would not have been denied a place at a specialist centre.

Mick O'Dwyer has selected a training panel of 70 players, as his bid to turn the Wicklow footballers into contenders for next year's Leinster championship begins in earnest.