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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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.
By: Chai Brady
Housing and homelessness campaigners have called on politicians for “clear, actionable” plans to deal with the housing crisis as current proposals “remain vague”. It has also been urged for a referendum to be held regarding making housing a Constitutional right – something promised by Government parties five years ago.
By: Chai Brady
The bishop who liaises with the Irish Prison Service has expressed alarm following the revelation that the chapel in Mountjoy prison in Dublin is to be repurposed.
By: Chai Brady
Changes to the chapel in Mountjoy prison in Dublin will lead to prisoners having to watch Mass in their cells rather than receive the Eucharist in person, The Irish Catholic understands.
By: Chai Brady
Priests should reach out for support if they are feeling stressed as Christmas approaches, the Auxiliary Bishops of Dublin and Armagh have urged. Having served for a long time as parish priest in Wicklow, Bishop Donal Roche expressed concern for priests who are busy all year round and particularly the increased pressure they face in the run up to Christmas.
Children gather to celebrate Bambinelli Sunday – when the faithful bring their Baby Jesus figures from their cribs at home to churches to be blessed – with Fr John Carroll in Barntown parish, Co. Wexford.
Archbishop of Dublin Dermot Farrell. Photo: Dylan Vaughan/Indo
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