Everyday Ethics

Mark Dowd and Peter Doran assess the outcome of the Copenhagen climate change summit. Deirdre Madden examines the Irish Supreme Court ...

Joe Little reports from Rome following the crisis summit meeting between Pope Benedict and Ireland's most senior clerics, and we explore ...

10 days on from the publication of the Murphy Report, which revealed a systemic cover-up of abuse by priests, why hasn't a single Catholic ...

A special edition of the programme from Dublin. Guests include Marie Collins, a child abuse victim, Father Joe Mullan, parish priest of ...

Has the concept of infallibility outlived its usefulness in Catholic teaching? Three leading theologians debate the place of debating ...

Religious Hot Topics\n\nThis week, we examine how the church is dealing with some of today's hot moral topics: climate change, ...

Red Tory theologian Dr. Phillip Blond explains why he believes religious values still have a place in British public life. After a ...

On this week's Everyday Ethics we're exploring religion and science and the gap between them. Two stories for you: one involves American ...

Is Pope Benedict's controversial welcome to disillusioned Anglicans a palm branch or a take-over bid? Archbishop Alan Harper joins Ruth ...

How the invention of the telescope changed the way we look at the universe -- and at our own lives too. Should attending a religious ...

Barack Obama becomes only the third serving US president in history to win the Nobel Peace Prize. But has he really done enough to earn the ...

This week, we examine three stories that expose some of the complex ethical and pastoral dimensions of our society's efforts to deal with ...