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.
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By: Chai Brady
Sister Agnes Maria, a member of the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist, is seen teaching a seventh-grade class on ancient civilization at St. Mary's Middle School in Manhasset, N.Y., Nov. 15, 2023. Photo: OSV News photo/Gregory A. Shemitz
Fr Pat Mc Manus with Mary Collins, Audrey Kilgallon and Tony Garvey at the blessing of the new grotto at St Gabriel's Parish on Sunday. Photo: John Mc Elroy
By: Chai Brady
A Church expert in interreligious dialogue has said as the “phenomenon of Islam” is relatively new to Ireland compared to other countries there must be more education on Muslim theology and mindset.
Tribunal of Inquiry needed to investigate state and ministerial neglect of kids
By: Chai Brady
Recent data from the US which found that for the first time young women are more likely to become disaffiliated from religion should be seen as an opportunity not a threat, according to a Professor in the Sociology of Religion.
Building Hope responses on display at St Michan’s, Halston Street. Photo: Archdiocese of Dublin
An air of mystery shrouds elements of the Archbishop of Dublin’s ambitious new ‘twin pillar’ strategy for the archdiocese which centres on St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral and St Andrew’s Westland Row – soon to be made a cathedral and minor basilica respectively. Archbishop Dermot Farrell pegged the two churches as being well placed to be developed…
Senator Rónán Mullen has said he will not pay his TV license, accusing RTÉ of failing to ensure impartiality and a “corruption of public service broadcasting in Ireland through the manipulation of public opinion”.
The Archdiocese of Dublin is set to spend €25 million approximately on the much-needed refurbishment of St Mary’s Pro Cathedral in the heart of Dublin City Centre, well-placed sources can reveal.
Regular Mass going protects against feelings of loneliness and suicidal thoughts a new Irish study has revealed, with weekly attendence being better than monthly.
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