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The Sanctuary is a meditation centre for social change in the heart of Dublin city. It aims to answer a hunger in people for spirituality, meditation, creativity and community - the four pillars of the Sanctuary's purpose and vision.

Tales from a Wicklow Tea Room is the story of a tiny cottage in Glencree in the Wicklow Mountains and the tea room run there by the McGuirk family, which gained a remarkable reputation between the 1880s and the 1960s. Over this most formative period in Irish history, the cottage became a meeting place for poets, artists, writers, scientists, politicians, lawyers, and indeed, representatives of every aspect of Irish society, including some of early-twentieth-century Ireland's most influential people, where they could relax over a cup of tea. Arthur Griffith, Robert Lloyd Praeger, John Millington Synge, Ellen Duncan, Denis Devlin, Mervyn Wall, Constantia Maxwell, Oliver St John Gogarty, Hugh Lane, William Beckett and Ella Webb are among the host of visitors. Features: photos, drawings and signatures.

‿Working with homeless people has totally changed me, turned me inside out and upside down. They‿ve challenged my values, they‿ve changed the way I see Irish society, they‿ve changed the way I see God, they‿ve done everything for me.‿ - Fr Peter McVerryPublished to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of Peter McVerry Trust, this book tells the story of the people behind it. The forty voices range from Paddy Fay, the first resident of Fr Peter McVerry‿s Tabor House hostel in 1979, to other service providers, sponsors, fundraisers and board members. Published to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of Peter McVerry Trust, this book tells the story of the people behind it. The forty voices range from Paddy Fay, the first resident of Fr Peter McVerry‿s Tabor House hostel in 1979, to other service providers, sponsors, fundraisers and board members. Media voices include: Miriam O‿Callaghan, Linda Martin, Rick O‿Shea, Matt Cooper, Claire Byrne and Ray D‿Arcy. With photos spanning forty years, including from Peter and contributors, this book highlights the impact that Peter and the charity have made, especially as Ireland‿s largest provider of Housing First services.

This book explores sacraments from an original point of view; a synodal approach to sacraments is novel. It is written in an accessible style, sensitively engages with the issues surrounding sacraments today and proposes a synodal response.

Cardinal Cahal B. Daly (1917-2009) was a theological and spiritual giant, best known for his tireless dedication to the work of peace in Northern Ireland. In A New Ireland Gemma Loughran has curated a selection of Cardinal Daly's writings.

In her inimitable and engaging style Eanna Ni Lamhna brings us on a stroll through our natural world, celebrating its beauty and highlighting the importance of protecting it.

The Liturgical Calendar for Ireland 2023 is the essential guide to the Church's daily round of prayer.

The official directory of the Church's hierarchy, a necessity for all who are actively involved in the life of the Catholic Church in Ireland.

Celebrating the extraordinary lives of twelve remarkable people

Topical new work that explores the interplay between ecological theology and spirituality at this critical juncture in the twenty-first century.

A step-by-step guide that shows you how to stay supportively involved in your teenagers' lives, while setting rules and teaching responsibility.