Chai Brady is a Deputy Editor at Grace Communications Ltd. She focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, culture and society, and regional interest, often exploring topics such as Christianity, crime, and the impact of the Coronavirus on media and literature. Chai's work has been featured in various platforms, showcasing her commitment to insightful storytelling in the realms of faith and culture.
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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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Archbishop of Dublin Dermot Farrell. Photo: Dylan Vaughan/Indo
By: Chai Brady
Following much discussion in the Irish media about avoiding conflict during the Christmas period the CEO of Accord has said that rows between couples is a sign a relationship is “alive”.
By: Chai Brady
Apostolic Nuncio Archbishop Luis Mariano Montemayor with Bishop Donal McKeown, Bishop of Derry, and other concelebrating priests and the ministers of the sanctuary are pictured after Mass outside the Sacred Heart church in Omagh, Co. Tyrone.
By: Chai Brady
If Dublin airport’s passenger cap is not lifted there will be a “big reduction” in the number of charter flights taking pilgrims to holy sites around the world, the CEO of the DAA, the company that owns and operates Dublin Airport and Cork Airport, has warned.
Bishop of Derry Donal McKeown is starting a 33-day journey of prayer towards the Consecration to Jesus Christ through Mary today. The prayer will happen online each evening at 7 pm and should take around fifteen minutes.
Mass at St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral. Photo: Archdiocese of Dublin
By: Chai Brady
A determined parishioner is pictured braving harsh weather after morning Mass on Sunday in Ss Peter and Paul’s Church Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. Photo: Billy O’Riordan
By: Chai Brady
Entitled ‘Solvitor Ambulando’, Anna Zheng (14), Síofra Fitzmaurice (14) and Elizabeth McGovern (14) of Loreto College The Green in Dublin, investigated the relationship between walking and performance in a nonverbal problem-solving test.
An online Government survey which includes questions about attendance at ‘religious ceremonies’ before and after the Covid-19 pandemic will produce “flawed” results, according to the Iona Institute.
By: Chai Brady, Daniel O'Connell
Academics have highlighted Catholic emancipation as a “landmark civil rights achievement” and regardless of Government sponsorship it should be marked significantly in 2029.
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