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A beautifully illustrated children's book featuring the story of trailblazer Aleen Cust. She was born and raised in Ireland, and later became the first female veterinary student, and eventually first female veterinary surgeon, in the UK and Ireland. Although she was one of the best students in her class in Edinburgh in 1900, she was not allowed to sit her final veterinary diploma exams because she was female. However, she persisted and became a successful vet, facing many challenges along the way. She returned to Ireland and became a trusted and admired veterinary surgeon in the west. She later drove herself to France during World War I and volunteered to help the war horses.

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.

In his inimitable style John Quinn pays homage to fifty well-known people from various fields ‿ the arts, education, politics, business, science, economics ‿ all of whom he interviewed in the course of his twenty-seven-year career in broadcasting. It includes unique and insightful interviews, talks and writings from contributors such as Maeve Binchy, Seamus Heaney, John Hume, Dervla Murphy, Brendan Kennelly, John McGahern and George Mitchell.

‿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.

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.

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.

Nets of Wonder is a creative collaboration between Olive, a writer, Barry, an artist, and Eamon, a musician, spearheaded and inspired by Olive'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.

This journal encourages young people to use their talents and skills to discover who they really are beyond external distractions.

This book explores what it means to pray as you can, using the resources you have at a time when the closeness of God is more needed than ever.

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

Includes specific exercises for coping with exam anxiety, social media, relationship stress, social anxiety, and peer pressure, and provides case studies that show how teenagers have successfully adopted these practices in real life. An ideal resource for teachers, mental health practitioners and anyone who works with teenagers.

The Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church gives a complete and up-to-date overview of the social teachings of the Catholic Church in a contemporary context. Tackling issues as diverse as the morality of the free market, poverty and workers' rights, and as topical as democracy, globalisation and the fight against terrorism, it is an invaluable resource for anyone searching for solutions to many of the social and ethical problems facing the modern world. This new Companion to the Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church will be of use to parish adult education groups, schools and individuals who have little or no formal theological training. It is a user-friendly guide to the Compendium written in accessible language with discussion questions to enable further study and reflection.

Based on ten years of experience working in mental health research and treatment within the HSE and NHS, Protecting Mental Health is designed for anyone - teenagers, parents, adults - who have an interest in nurturing their well-being.