In Post-Catholic Ireland, The Emergence Of A New Kind Of Clergy

Ireland — once a bastion of Catholicism — has become a more secular, pluralistic nation. In the 2022 census, 14% of respondents reported having no religion, according to the Central Statistics Office of Ireland. That’s a rise of nearly 100,000 people since the 2016 census. With more Irish people moving away from organized religion, nonreligious weddings, have become increasingly common.

Europe, Religion, NewsSamuel Eli ShepherdMay 6, 2024Samuel Eli Shepherd, Christianity, pagans, Catholic church, Ireland, religion, Zenger News, Zenger, ZengerNews, Primary feature, recharge, Secondary featureComment

‘I am Patrick’ shatters myths to highlight the true ministry of Ireland’s beloved saint

(REVIEW) Saint Patrick’s Day is celebrated with beer and parades, often neglecting the true meaning of the day. For Ireland and its largely Catholic population, Patrick is their patron saint. He is a man many people think they know. This new docudrama tries to get to the true story of a man who converted an entire country to Christianity.

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