Why Irish citizenship doesn't make me any more legitimate than I was before

The Venezuelan bass player with the successful international fusion band Baile an Salsa

The Feint Saint wrestles with an Olympic-sized head cold and some of life's bigger questions

What happens when a hurricane - or other Acts of God - wreck your plans?

The world is not poised, mocking grins ready, waiting for us to fail. And neither is God, explains the Feint Saint

“In a few short years, she had buried her son and her husband and lost her home.”

“I bought a big red Bible - a real beauty. Even on the train home, I was hugging it to my chest.”

Why saying yes to hospitality is as easy - or as dangerous - as pulling out the hoover

Introducing a ministry hub in the heart of Galway that is transforming the lives of young people

Brought up as a pastor’s daughter in Dublin, Sian Fitzgerald’s journey took her to heartbreak and back before she returned “home” in more ways than one.

"I CHOSE to believe in myself and DECIDED to change," tells us the Feint Saint

The Feint Saint wonders how you say "thank you" to your cornea donor.

Solicitor Cormac O Ceallaigh considers the implications of the Charities Act

The Feint Saint on connections, communication and heart frequencies

“Healing takes time. It means learning how to work with God. I bring my wounds to Him, and He soothes the pain.”

Alain Emerson spoke at the Sligo Summer Conference to share his story of pain and hope!

A 1492 family feud leads to a unique exhibit in St. Patrick's Cathedral