Sarah Mac Donald is a freelance journalist based in Dublin. She contributes to The Tablet, the Irish Independent and NCR. She researched and produced the documentary "Mary Ward – Dangerous Visionary," which tells the story of the 16th-century foundress of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Congregation of Jesus. She has contributed to books, including The Francis Factor: A New Departure (Columba Press, 2014) and God's Entrepreneurs: How Irish Missionaries Tried to Change the World (New Island Books, 2010).
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Book Review
Future tech requires regulations and balanced ties to creation, author says
Book Review: In Robots, Ethics and the Future of Jobs, Fr. Seán McDonagh highlights the need to address the potential repercussions of artificial intelligence and other developing technologies.
Irish bishop's reference to Mary Magdalene's 'colorful past' draws criticism
A prominent member of a church reform group in Ireland has expressed outrage in a letter to Irish Bishop Denis Nulty over his reference to Mary Magdalene's "colorful past" in an April 11 homily for a televised Mass.
Pope names Ossory bishop to head Dublin, Ireland's largest diocese
Pope Francis has chosen Bishop Dermot Farrell of Ossory as Archbishop Diarmuid Martin's successor in Dublin.
Theologian praises Ireland's green new deal but questions: Will it happen?
With Ireland on something of a green wave, Fr. Dermot Lane said he believes the Irish bishops should "seize the moment" to promote Pope Francis' encyclical Laudato Si' and its teachings on care for the Earth.
