Chai Brady is the Deputy Editor at Grace Communications Ltd. With a focus on a wide range of topics, Chai's articles cover faith, sports, social issues, and current events. Chai is dedicated to providing informative and engaging content that resonates with readers.
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Chai Brady's coverage predominantly focuses on religion, faith, and church-related topics. Additionally, there is a significant emphasis on culture & society as well as government & politics.
Given the nature of the articles covered by Chai Brady, those who can provide insights into religious or cultural events and their intersection with political developments may find success in reaching out to him. This might include scholars specializing in religious studies or individuals closely involved in peacebuilding initiatives. For example, academics studying the impact of religion on political decisions could be valuable sources for Chai's articles.
It's also worth noting that while there isn't a specified geographic focus for his coverage attributes based on themes like government & politics it seems likely that he covers issues across different regions rather than focusing solely on one area.
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By: Chai Brady
Recent figures highlighting increased pressure on Ireland’s homeless services due to asylum seekers must not be “exploited” as there is space for both Irish homeless and those seeking international protection.
By: Chai Brady
Leading child protection campaigner Marie Collins said she was “very angry” after seeing claims by a German cardinal that she had called him a liar in a recently published book.
By: Chai Brady, Orla Treacy Ibvm
Irish missionaries continue to uphold dignity and human rights in some of the most challenging countries across the world, particularly where “there’s a lot of suffering”.
An attempt to reinstate a priest laicised for the sexual abuse of minors by a top Vatican cleric has been decried by a leading Irish child protection campaigner Marie Collins, who warned children would have been put in danger.
By: Chai Brady
World Mission Sunday A Day of Celebration and Renewed Support for Missions Worldwide The Irish Loreto sisters have been empowering young South Sudanese women for two decades, Chai Brady writes From being exchanged for cattle to fulfil wedding arrangements, to becoming educated leaders in their community, the lives of women in South Sudan have changed…
Primate of All-Ireland Archbishop Eamon Martin of Armagh archdiocese.
Some dioceses and parishes will not survive financially in the future and while there is “pain in letting go” passing on the Faith is more important, the Primate of All Ireland has said.
By: Chai Brady, Armagh Eamon Martin
The Archbishop of Armagh has said now is not the time for a border poll on Irish unity due to the current state of political flux on the island of Ireland and Europe.
By: Chai Brady
Irish bishops have underlined the necessity for a new “Church culture” that needs “a conversion that is personal, spiritual and pastoral”, following the conclusion of the second major ‘Synod on Synodality’ in Rome.
By: Chai Brady, Ben Brady
Named a GAA All-Star last week, Tyrone man Niall Morgan is open and frank about the ups and downs of living a life of Faith. Opening up about the sorrow of miscarriage, the All-Star and primary school principal said that people should “trust in Faith” during difficult times.
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