Extent: Paperback
Pages: 64
Size: 180 mm x 130 mm
Publisher: Veritas Publications
‘Cardinal Daly was a man of deep intellect and scholarship. ... This important book ... gives much food for thought as we mark the twenty- fifth anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.’
- Archbishop Eamon Martin, archbishop of Armagh and primate of All Ireland
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‘The humility and boldness of [Cardinal Daly’s] prophetic voice resonate throughout these pages with a continuing relevance and challenge which we ignore to our great detriment.’
- Dr Ruth Patterson OBE, Presbyterian minister
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‘[Cardinal Daly] advocated tirelessly for respect and accommodation for each political tradition and for dialogue and persuasion as the Christian imperative. There is much to be learned today by reflecting on his insights as we aspire to realise his vision of the civilisation of love.’
- Archbishop Noel Treanor, apostolic nuncio to the European Union, bishop emeritus of Down and Connor
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‘These selected texts reveal the sinews and spirit of Cardinal Cahal Daly’s thought – a man with a mind and heart for God and neighbour, appealing to faith and reason, and impelled by the Vatican II conciliar vision of an ecumenical church as the most compelling witness to peace in the world.’
- Dr Geraldine Smyth OP, Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College Dublin
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Description
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. His homilies, addresses and other published works during a challenging period in Ireland offered profound theses on peace and violence, rich theological reflections and compelling insights into moral issues.
In A New Ireland Gemma Loughran has curated a selection of Cardinal Daly’s writings, highlighting the range of themes that dominated his moral leadership, from the pursuit of peace and reconciliation to the universal call to love, the crucial role of Catholic education and the imperative of social justice. Cardinal Daly’s astute insight, prophetic words and legacy remain an inspiration, even a quarter of a century after the Good Friday Agreement.
About the Editor:
Gemma Loughran studied scholastic philosophy at Queen’s University when Cahal Daly was a reader in that discipline. She lectured in religious studies at St Mary’s University College Belfast for many years before becoming a barrister and then a county court judge in Northern Ireland.