Topics discussed include population growth in Belfast, the Catholic elite and middle class, the Catholic working class, and the increase in segregation brought about the rising rivalry between Catholics and Protestants. The chapter also considers the churches in Ireland's ill-preparedness to cope with...
Two new parishes are created, five new churches are built, and many others are renovated to meet the requirements of liturgical reform. Twenty new schools are also provided. He attends all four sessions of the Vatican council (1962–65), as auxiliary bishop and as primate. On October 9, ...
Ireland.—GEOGRAPHY.—Ireland lies in the Atlantic Ocean, west of Great Britain, from which it is separated in the northeast by the North Channel, in the east by the Irish Sea, and in the southeast by St. George's Channel.
He was responsible for the designs of most Catholic Cathedrals in the north-east of the region, as well as several hundred parish churches throughout the century (Kervick 1953). Born in Thurles in County Tipperary on the 9th of August 1816, Keely (or Kiely as he was known in Ireland) ...
There are no published statistics of this body, but there are churches in many of the principal cities of England (seven in London) and Scotland; in Dublin and Belfast; in Paris, and a few other places in France; in Basle, and Berne, and other towns in Switzerland; in Berlin, and ...