Person: Tom Kelleher Courceys

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Online ‘serpent’ strikes our school

YOU have given us a four pages on sex trafficking over two days (June 8/9). While refraining from commenting directly on your choice of subject I ask you please to facilitate me in publicly expressing my horror at something that has happened here in Kinsale.

Good News cannot by spread by everyone thinking, saying or doing their own thing

My aunt was right: the world is gone altogether

How US Catholics fought for their schools

The nativity — from a Christian viewpoint

Faith moves us from greed to God

Papal guidance derided 40 years ago. Now we face a demographic winter

ON July 25, 1968 — 40 years ago yesterday — Pope Paul’s Humanae Vitae appeared amid howls of derision because the pill had freed everybody from ‘sexual slavery. Henceforth, sex could be made sterile.

Sat, 26 Jul, 2008

Church in open square or confined to sacristy?

PRESIDENT Mary McAleese should not have been in Lourdes in your name (Editorial, May 26), nor the Irish army there among the armies of the 40 other countries.

Sat, 31 May, 2008

Off-message

I SEE, according to your editorial (December 15), this Christmas time you imply that telling people anywhere about Jesus Christ is as relevant to their lives as ground hurling.

Wed, 02 Jan, 2008

Death or conscience? Test fit for a saint

YOU demur (Editorial, October 29) at the beatification in Rome of the 498 martyrs of the 1936-’39 Spanish civil war.

Mon, 05 Nov, 2007

Poster illustrates the point for all believers

THANK you for giving us that beautifully crafted poster ‘Life on Earth’ (October 11).

Wed, 31 Oct, 2007

Telling the future

WASN’T that a horrible act of disloyalty by TP O’Mahony (August 25) to contradict that classification in your editorial (August 23) of horoscopes, astrology, palm reading, tarot cards, clairvoyants and mediums as “harmless entertainment business”?

Wed, 29 Aug, 2007

Terms of endearment

AS a leading advocate of that new ‘politically correct’ system of thought, the Irish Examiner will surely be thrilled to hear that the Spanish government has decreed that the words ‘father’ and ‘mother’ are to be replaced in all birth certificates.

Thu, 23 Mar, 2006

Media shapes thought

YOUR now predictable historical spin on what you call the “shameful echoes of an uncaring Ireland” is in contrast with what you write editorially: “sexual mores are changing dramatically in this country” (Irish Examiner, July 27).

Mon, 08 Aug, 2005